flask.ext.cache throws deprecation warnings
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When using flask_cache:
ExtDeprecationWarning: Importing flask.ext.cache is deprecated, use flask_cache instead.
Even if user code is correct (using flask_cache instead of flask.ext.cache) the warning is still thrown. I suspect this is because internally an import to flask.ext.cache is called, thus spawning the warning.
This starts from Flask 0.11
I didn't saw the issue before, but just created a pull request for this #144
It's a while that this import format is reported as deprecate (since the long standing 0.10 for sure), I think is relatively safe to change to the new format
+1 for this issue.
I created a pull request for this, however this pull is the best one I've seen out of the group to resolve this issue:
Just wondering is this likely to be fix?
Off what @bart3005 said, is anyone actively maintaining this package? Last commit was Sep 21, 2014.
@deidyomega exactly what I was alluding to.
yeah looking at the author's profile he's not using github for a year... is anyone planning on contacting him for a takeover of the package?
+1 to make a release and upload package to pypi :-)
I think this really needs taking over. I wonder if the owner would transfer?
I reached out over email with a link to this thread.
If anyone is interested, I forked this extension, merged a bunch of PRs and released it under a slightly different name (Flask-Caching).
All the merged PRs can be found in the changelog:
https://pythonhosted.org/Flask-Caching/#version-1-0-0-2016-07-05