I would really like to make a feature request for a `not_in_` operator for
sqlalchemy.sql.operators.ColumnOperators
there are at least 2 ways to make a valid query right now :
filter( ~ table.column.in_( (1,2,) ) )
filter( sqlalchemy.not( table.column.in_( (1,2,) ) )
so there isn't any problem in missing or broken functionality
this is just a fairly common comparison (in my experience) , and when
looking through code or trying to regex queries out of source code during
debugging / testing sessions it becomes a bit of a pain to find these.
it would just be a lot easier to maintain code if i could search for
instances of column.not_in_ , than having to find the instances of
column.in_ and then filtering down to one of 2(+?) options someone might
have used. (or vice versa)
this probably holds true for other comparisons too, this one was just
really irritating me this week.
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