I'm wondering if there is a better way of getting around an issue I ran
into with Alembic, what I did is below.
I have models which have custom type decorators, when I ran alembic it
complained that SafeGuid wasn't on the model. I found a post from someone
that said the only way around this was to redirect to the types directly in
SqlAlchemy like below. Any ideas if there is a cleaner way?
env.py
from myproj.typedecorators import (
SafeGuid, Upc, SafeDecimal, SafeKeyValuePropertyBag, SafeBigInteger)
# this is to get around an issue in SqlAlchemy where it looks for the
# type decorators on the model. We are just redirecting to the real
# implementation of the decorator here.
import sqlalchemy as sa
sa.SafeGuid = SafeGuid
sa.Upc = Upc
sa.SafeDecimal = SafeDecimal
sa.SafeKeyValuePropertyBag = SafeKeyValuePropertyBag
sa.SafeBigInteger = SafeBigInteger
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