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OK
OK anything else ?
thanks all!
@zzzeek I've reviewed https://gerrit.sqlalchemy.org/c/sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy/+/2376 but I've not merged it
@zzzeek - More on that RemovedIn20Warning: https://stackoverflow.com/a/64932061/2144390
nvm, it's also at sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy#5717
thats my oldest dell that I bought used
its 40% of my whole rack here that has like 20 things plugged in!
i wish jenkins would fix that cloud bug so i could use digital ocean more reliably
im sad b.c. this was an old machine i bought,then it died and I went through all the trouble to buya new motherboard and do the whole fix and it worked
like i successfully diagnosed the issue
I guees so. A lot less crap at idle. Also the graphic card consume a lot. You can remove it for a server if you only use it as headless
@CaselIT Im chjanging the formatting of the examples in https://gerrit.sqlalchemy.org/c/sqlalchemy/sqlalchemy/+/2352/2/doc/build/changelog/migration_20.rst to be multi line
also changingt he format of hte links because they are blowing up vertically
it would be nice to have it out so people can use it with sa1.4
also because in mssql it basically is always used when reflecting
@zzzeek i've got a problem I don't know how to best solve:
if I have a
how do I compare that and decide that they are the same?
if I have a
Column('foo', Integer, Identity()) this renders the default, but when reflecting I get back Identity(start=1, increment=1, minvalue=1, maxvalue=2147483647, cycle=False, cache=1)how do I compare that and decide that they are the same?
@CaselIT with that kind of thing we look at the attributes and if an attribute is not set, we dont comapre it to the reflected one
we assume it's a DB default
the type comparison logic does this, actualy it does it in both directions which is probbly less than ideal
@CaselIT with that kind of thing we look at the attributes and if an attribute is not set, we dont comapre it to the reflected one
that makes sense. thanks
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20 cents a pop this is an expensive way to debug