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…also had to change the `tests.py` to use 127.0.0.1 rather than localhost for running tests because it seems in newer versions of MySQL localhost defaults to a socket (which was causing me grief) rather than TCP. I think this may help other people, also.
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closes #960
This fixes a security issue with the previous version of Django. (This is a minor version upgrade.)
I ran all the tests which pass. I also ran the api tests and looked at the UI and I don't see any issues.
Along the way I had lots of problems since OS updates have happened for the XCode tools and also broke some things in homebrew and I had to reinstall mysql in homebrew and re-initialize the test database. Because of that I also had to change the
tests.pyto use 127.0.0.1 rather than localhost for running tests because it seems in newer versions of MySQL localhost defaults to a socket (which was causing me grief) rather than TCP unless I change this from localhost to 127.0.0.1. I think this is something with MySQL 9+ maybe since previously 8.4 was installed.If there is any reason to think this will break things for someone else then I can revert, but I suspect it may also cause other people issues if they run into the same problem I did, so committing it.