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Following test seem to fail, when using the newest packages available, whilst still meeting the requirements from the pyproject.toml:
pyproject.toml
"test_can_replace" "test_collations" "test_constraints" "test_dep_order" "test_enum_deps" "test_exclusion_constraint" "test_fk_col_order" "test_fk_info" "test_generated_columns" "test_identity_columns" "test_indexes" "test_inherit" "test_kinds" "test_lineendings" "test_long_identifiers" "test_partitions" "test_postgres_inspect" "test_postgres_inspect_excludeschema" "test_postgres_inspect_sigleschema" "test_raw_connection" "test_relationship" "test_replica_trigger" "test_rls" "test_separate_validate" "test_sequences" "test_table_dependency_order" "test_types_and_domains" "test_view_trigger" "test_weird_names"
The issue seems to be caused by the same problems described in the migra issue.
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If you just lock sqlalchemy to <2 then all the tests pass. Would be nice to see the pyproject.toml get updated.
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Following test seem to fail, when using the newest packages available, whilst still meeting the requirements from the
pyproject.toml
:The issue seems to be caused by the same problems described in the migra issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: