Awh yes thank you for the tip.
After removing the incorrect versions and installing the correct ones,
I ran a simple md5 checksum to make sure that both my local dev and
prod versions match:
from oauth import oauth
from md5 import md5
print "You are using version: ", oauth.VERSION
filename =
Why not check which version of oauth you have in each place?
Even if there isn't a usable version indicator in the library, you could
generate a file containing the chacksums of all the py files, sort it, and
compare it.
On Tue, Sep 7, 2010 at 4:46 AM, Chris wrote:
> So
So I wrote some django unit tests for an app that uses OAuth and I ran
into this strange issue when attempting to set my verifier:
On my local dev machine it likes me to set my verifier like so:
token.set_verifier(verifier)
On my production machine it like me to set my verifier like so:
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