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This appears to be someone's personal fork of this repository, with additional modifications. It is not clear that this package is not published by Microsoft, as it reproduces this repository's original README, written as a "first party" (ie: Microsoft).
Many Azure tutorials reference the module (but have hard-coded requirements.txt to point at the correct place) – but installing it won't actually work!
The available clues that there may be a problem are:
Some labels and commit messages not in English
Pointing at someone's personal GitHub repository
Expected/desired behavior
pip install ms-identity-web should install a Microsoft-maintained library, and any needed functionality to use Microsoft Identity APIs with Django and Flask should be in there too.
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Installs this package from PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/ms-identity-web/
This appears to be someone's personal fork of this repository, with additional modifications. It is not clear that this package is not published by Microsoft, as it reproduces this repository's original README, written as a "first party" (ie: Microsoft).
Many Azure tutorials reference the module (but have hard-coded
requirements.txt
to point at the correct place) – but installing it won't actually work!The available clues that there may be a problem are:
Expected/desired behavior
pip install ms-identity-web
should install a Microsoft-maintained library, and any needed functionality to use Microsoft Identity APIs with Django and Flask should be in there too.Alternatively, its functionality should move into the main MSAL for Python library.
OS and Version?
Any/all
Versions
0.0.4 (but this may be a nonsense version number)
Mention any other details that might be useful
Someone at Microsoft should lodge a name dispute: https://pypi.org/help/#project-name-claim :)
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