Fix Python ImportError when loading data (itsdangerous serializer)#501
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Fix Python ImportError when loading data (itsdangerous serializer)#501Prinxeeee wants to merge 2 commits intogeopython:masterfrom
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Hi maintainers, Just a gentle ping on this PR in case it slipped through the cracks. Happy to make any changes or add tests if needed. Thanks for taking a look! |
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This PR fixes an ImportError when loading data with newer versions of
itsdangerous, where TimedJSONWebSignatureSerializer is no longer available.
The code now falls back to URLSafeTimedSerializer, maintaining backward
compatibility with older itsdangerous versions.
Testing:
the TimedJSONWebSignatureSerializer ImportError.
Windows/Python 3.13 environment, which is unrelated to this fix.
Fixes #461