Add deprecation warnings for urllib3.contrib.pyopenssl
See original GitHub issueMinimum requirements
- Create a newsfragment about the deprecation
- Add deprecation warning section to the pyOpenSSL docs
- Emit a
DeprecationWarning
for urllib3’s pyOpenSSL support when importing theurllib3.contrib.pyopenssl
module. The deprecation should point to the new docs. - Add the
urllib3-secure-extra
dependency to thesecure
extra - Emit a
DeprecationWarning
forurllib3[secure]
when it’s detected that theurllib3-secure-extra
package is importable. The deprecation should point to the new docs. - Find all issues in the issue tracker about pyOpenSSL and put them in this issue to be closed.
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- Created a year ago
- Comments:14 (14 by maintainers)
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Ah I see, I hadn’t thought about it that way. I still think you should yank it one day
looking at pypistats will inform what to do, eg you could yank it on Fridays and unyank it on Mondays
All issues in the issue tracker about pyOpenSSL: