quite frankly, i'm handling them using deferreds, in a similar way you
can find in sqlalchemy-future: https://github.com/lunant/SQLAlchemy-Future
with this -- and using scoped sessions based on the callbacks, i can
close the session quite nice.
the code is very, very ugly for now, but i plan to share it somewhere in
the near future :)
i did use some ideas behind txpostgres impl, too.
best regards,
richard.
On 12/11/2013 02:52 PM, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
richard - how are you handle the scoping and management of sessions ?
i'm wanting (badly) to convert some twisted code that is using raw sql
through their db api onto the sqlalchemy model for my core app.
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