Hi,
I dusted off a project that had been dormant for a few months.
Upgrading to sqlalchemy .5 broke some code where I was inserting
computed values directly into a rowproxy object, before I passed the
rows to a template.
I'm getting 'RowProxy' object has no attribute 'excerpt'
Here is a very much simplified version of what I'm doing that used to
work before the .5 upgrade:
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posts_table = Table('posts', metadata, autoload=True)
q = posts_table.select()
... some q.where stuff here
r = q.execute()
posts = r.fetchall()
for post in posts:
post.excerpt = post.post_body[0:100]
return posts
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The code bombs on any computed value, whether slicing is used or not.
I was trying to avoid building a new object like "posts" as an array
of dict, for simplicity and efficiency reasons.
Is there any way to fix this, or will I just have to build my own
object?
Thank, Greg
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