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Updated DjangoCon US 2012 Sprints (markdown)

mjumbewu 2012-09-07 11:50:09 -07:00
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@ -30,7 +30,8 @@ Some of the gaps that need filling in:
### TokenAuthentication. ### TokenAuthentication.
**See https://github.com/tomchristie/django-rest-framework/pull/249 for a first go.** **See https://github.com/tomchristie/django-rest-framework/pull/249 for a first go.
- @mjumbewu**
Take a look through the authentication docs. Take a look at the existing authentication classes. Take a look through the authentication docs. Take a look at the existing authentication classes.
Implement TokenBasicAuthentication as a subclass of BasicAuthentication. **-- Actually not implemented with basic auth. Uses a custom scheme called "Token"** Implement TokenBasicAuthentication as a subclass of BasicAuthentication. **-- Actually not implemented with basic auth. Uses a custom scheme called "Token"**
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A lot of the tests are in a bit of a hacky state right now. I can live with that for the moment, but what's particularly awkward is that they pass for me locally, but not on [Travis CI][travis]. What gives? Make it work. Get cake and karma. A lot of the tests are in a bit of a hacky state right now. I can live with that for the moment, but what's particularly awkward is that they pass for me locally, but not on [Travis CI][travis]. What gives? Make it work. Get cake and karma.
**I'll take a crack at this; I like my tests to pass
- @mjumbewu**
## Great, let's get cracking then. ## Great, let's get cracking then.
I'm working from the UK, so 5 hours ahead of you folks. I should be around Friday and Saturday morning, something like 9.00am-1pm EDT. I'm working from the UK, so 5 hours ahead of you folks. I should be around Friday and Saturday morning, something like 9.00am-1pm EDT.