- Update Flask to 0.11 (with built-in Click integration)
- Remove manage.py
- Add autoapp.py per Flask doc's new recommendations
for using Click with an app factory
- Define cookiecutter-flask's commands in cli.py
- Register shell context and shell commands as part
of factory-based app creation
- Update README instructions with examples for running
commands in new Click style
Switch Register CSRF protect from form.hidden_tag to input hidden
value=csrf_token.
I don't understand why this is necessary, as form.hidden_tag works
elsewhere--this may be a symptom of an aliasing issue. However, it was
the solution applied to fix login in a previous commit as described in
https://github.com/sloria/cookiecutter-flask/issues/34.
The `testapp` fixture depends on the `app` fixture, but the `app` fixture's
scope was redefined as 'function' in commit 35c32e, which is narrower than
the scope of `testapp` ('session').
Since `testapp` only depends only on `app`, it is safe to make it's scope match
`app`.
Flask-Migrate was recently patched to version 1.3.1 because [alembic versions can now include parts that are not integers](https://github.com/miguelgrinberg/Flask-Migrate/pull/51).
Requiring Flask-Migrate 1.3.0 installs a version of alembic that results in the following error message on startup:
`ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'post2'`
Changing the requirements to install Flask-Migrate 1.3.1 fixes this problem.
New User. No database installed yet and the Welcome page does not require a database to demonstrate the server is working and links work etc. I anticipate setting up SQLAlchemy is the next step.
Jeremy Epstein
matthewblain
Christian Stade-Schuldt
Steven Loria
Guilherme M. Trein
Ian Dees
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Chris Reade
Chris Reade
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