Hi Michael,
I read http://www.sqlalchemy.org/trac/ticket/1751 with some curiousity.
My take on declarative mixins was that _as_declarative should basically
accumulate everything from the bases as if it were in the class itself
and then let _as_declarative behave exactly as it usually did on the
resultant attributes.
As such, I can't see why relationships or foreign keys in columns are a
bad thing. You can have multiple classes with a relationship to a single
other class, so why not allow that relationship to be abstracted out in
a mixin? (DRY and all that...)
cheers,
Chris
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