Introduction
repoze.who.plugins.openid is a plugin for the repoze.who framework enabling OpenID logins.
For more information read the documentation or check out the source code.
Changelog
0.5.3 - November 9th 2010
introduce support for SReg attribute retrieval
introduce support for Attribute Exchange (AX) metadata retrieval
added webob to requirements in setup.py
0.5.2 - September 25th 2009
added MANIFEST.in to make egg work again
0.5.1 - September 25th 2009
fixed setup.py (removed doubles test suite)
0.5 - March 15th 2009
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