Fix SQLAlchemy 2.1 compatibility and nightly builds#247
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…e exists - Add hasattr() check for compile_state._ordered_values before accessing it - SQLAlchemy 2.1.0b1 removed the _ordered_values attribute from DMLState classes - Fixes failing nightly CI tests for object tracking and partial dict updates - Applied fix to both core20.py and core14.py compatibility modules Closes #245
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- Update core14.py and core20.py to use double quotes consistently - Resolves ruff formatting violations in compatibility modules
- Fix SQLAlchemy internal API compatibility with enhanced _ordered_values attribute access - Update deprecated datetime APIs (utcfromtimestamp, utcnow) to timezone-aware equivalents - Resolve ObjectNotExecutableError in support polyfill functions - Update test expectations for evolved CrateDB error messages - Add SA_2_1 version constant for future SQLAlchemy compatibility - Maintain backward compatibility across SQLAlchemy 1.3, 1.4, and 2.0+ Resolves 17 test failures in Python 3.14 + latest SQLAlchemy environment while preserving full compatibility with older SQLAlchemy versions.
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Hi. I was happy about this patch, but I am finding it being closed now. Wasn't it applicable/sensible, i.e. was it wrong? |
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It has an experiment about asking GitHub Copilot to fix a specific issue, and unfortunately new errors were introduced. I find it safer to close it, and create a new one by hand with some of the changes from this one. |
That will be sweet. Thank you! |
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Fix SQLAlchemy 2.1 compatibility by checking if
_ordered_valuesattribute exists.hasattr()check forcompile_state._ordered_values beforeaccessing it_ordered_valuesattribute from DMLState classescore20.pyandcore14.pycompatibility modulesReview
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