We'll go over 3 pull requests I created in each library to fix a few deprecation warnings.
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TIMESTAMPS
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0:00 -- What we're going to cover in this video
0:13 -- Flask 2.0 recently came out
0:50 -- Let's be proactive and make PRs on libraries we use
3:39 -- Reading a deprecation warning
4:46 -- If you're going to open an issue, consider a PR instead
5:49 -- Addressing the warning for Flask-Login
7:39 -- Addressing the warning for Flask-WTF
9:53 -- Tracking down an issue for a less helpful deprecation warning
13:19 -- Addressing the warning for Flask-Debugtoolbar
15:42 -- Popping open a Python interpreter to test the core of our patch
17:51 -- If you want to make an open source maintainer's day, open a PR