Hey all,
I'm a student applying for Google's Summer of Code; I'm interested in
creating a tool to help manage database changes for SA projects. My
proposal for this project borrows a lot from Rails' migrations.
The proposal I've submitted is at
http://evan.zealgame.com/soc
Searching through the
As Mr. Ellis so aptly reminded me that the post 0.1.6 bugfixes were
piling up, I have recorded them in the changelog and released. While
i am not seeing anything too exciting in this list, here they are:
0.1.7
- some fixes to topological sort algorithm
- added DISTINCT ON support to Postgres
That's a good point. Yes I agree, that solution is good (with the extra
None param in getattr of course). I would also do an explicit check for
None like this:
def default_session(obj=None):
default_session = getattr(obj, "__default_session__", None)
if default_session is not None:
On Thu, May 04, 2006 at 11:43:21AM -0400, Michael Bayer wrote:
> I juts commited a tweak in 1387 to make this easier. your test
> program can do:
>
> ret = m.select("city_name = 'Rome'", from_obj=[cities], limit=10)
>
> or more correctly:
> ret = m.select("city.city_name = 'Rome' a
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