Hi,
I have a code like this:
if self.session.dirty:
for dirty in self.session.dirty:
if self.session.is_modified(dirty):
return True
if self.session.new:
for obj in self.session.new:
if self.session.is_modified(obj):
return True
I realized that if I have a session with autoflush=True, checking
is_modified(dirty_obj), triggers a flush(), so that next loop on
'session.new' would never find anything.
While I personally have non reason to keep autoflush=True, I didn't
want to force this for everybody using my library (sqlkit). Is there a
way to force is_modified (with collection) not to flush(), the same
way as session.query can be issued without flushing?
TIA
sandro
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