Hi,
I'm puzzled by the fact that an object that is declared dirty
(returned by session.dirty) is not considered modified (and in fact
has not intentionally modified):
In [17]: t1.session.dirty
Out[17]: IdentitySet([<sqlkit.db.proxy.my_class object at 0x8de052c>])
In [18]: dirty = t1.session.dirty.pop()
In [19]: dirty
Out[19]: <sqlkit.db.proxy.my_class object at 0x8de052c>
In [20]: t1.session.dirty
Out[20]: IdentitySet([<sqlkit.db.proxy.my_class object at 0x8de052c>])
In [21]: t1.session.is_modified(dirty)
Out[21]: False
Am I wrong or this is not the correct behaviour? where should I look
to understand
what makes sqlalchemy think that the object is dirty?
i tried with:
for field_name in self.mapper.columns.keys():
new, unchanged, old = attributes.get_history(
attributes.instance_state(obj), field_name)
and all fields are not changed:
lato [] ['a'] []
legame [] ['p'] []
sicuro [] [1] []
email [] [''] []
Thanks in advance
sandro
*:-)
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