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Hi, I would like to support both native and non-native versioning in my codebase.
i.e. some models use native versioning and others don't.
I tried using multiple versioning managers and specifying the version manager for each model, after making some changes in the sqlalchemy-continuum codebase, I was able to get the migrations to work correctly.
However I am facing an issue when I update an object, the issue is that I get sqlalchemy object already exists for the Transaction model. I assume this is because both the versioning mechanisms are kicking in when I update an object and that causes an issue.
What would you recommend as the right approach?
My objective to use non-native versioning is for the in-app plugins (which for obvious reasons cannot be achieved in native versioning)
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Hi, I would like to support both native and non-native versioning in my codebase.
i.e. some models use native versioning and others don't.
I tried using multiple versioning managers and specifying the version manager for each model, after making some changes in the
sqlalchemy-continuum
codebase, I was able to get the migrations to work correctly.However I am facing an issue when I update an object, the issue is that I get
sqlalchemy object
already exists for the Transaction model. I assume this is because both the versioning mechanisms are kicking in when I update an object and that causes an issue.What would you recommend as the right approach?
My objective to use non-native versioning is for the in-app plugins (which for obvious reasons cannot be achieved in native versioning)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: