I ran into an issue when transitioning a scoped session to a regular
session in an application.
A block of code had previously created a secondary session (to the same
database) to autocommit some data outside of the session/transaction:
dbSessionAutocommit = dbSession.session_factory(autocommit = True)
... do something ...
dbSessionAutocommit.flush()
dbSessionAutocommit.close()
this broke on transition, as the non-scoped session doesn't have a
`session_factory` method.
going through the documentation, there's nothing in the API/narrative/faq
that seems to correspond with my needs (new session, same engine, different
connection; only different is in autocommit)
does anyone have a clue on how I could build a new session?
dbSession.__class__(autocommit=True) won't work, as it won't have a
configured engine.
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