Version 5 is compatible with Python 3 and Django 1.8+
Django Request Signer
Version 5 removes the AuthorizedClients model and does not look there for client ids or private keys.
Client ids and private keys must be in API_KEYS in settings.
` API_KEYS = {'client_id_X': 'private_key_X'} `
No data are removed or tables dropped. You can make the migrations that will do such.
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