Hi,
Heard lots of good things about sqlalchemy and decided to give it a
try.
But almost immediately was confused by strange session.commit()
behavior, please look through following snippets.
Update is pretty straightforward:
>>> obj = MyModel.query.first()
>>> obj.attr
foo
>>> obj.attr = 'bar'
>>> session.commit()
>>> obj.attr
bar
And it works great, but when I need to update bunch of attrs from dict
first thought would be built-in vars function:
>>> obj.attr
bar
>>> kwargs = {'attr':'foo'}
>>> vars(obj).update(kwargs)
>>> obj.attr
foo
>>> session.commit()
>>> obj.attr
bar
Am I missing something?
Sure I could use obj.query.update(kwargs) but vars approach is good
pythonic pattern. Also I'm trying to keep SA away from logic.
Thanks,
Pavel
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