is there a concise way to explicitly flush an object and all of it's
immediate relations?
for example, I have some code that looks like this:
dbSession.flush(objects=[foo, foo,bar, foor.baz, foo.widget, foo.bang,
foo.etc, ])
after starting some work to remodel the db, i'd like to find a way where I
can just pass `foo` into the flush, and not worry about enumerating the
exact object.
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