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On 25 May 2010, at 23:19, Mike Orr wrote:

If you restrict SQLAlchemy to the 0.5 series


I think you misread this:

something like "SQLAlchemy>=0.5,<=0.6"


My reasoning is that the lack of an upper limit seems to imply an unwarranted assumption that arbitrary future SQLA releases will be back-compatible with Pylons project templates written for SQLA 0.5 (or, in extremis, 0.6) releases.

I'm wondering whether "SQLAlchemy>=0.5" isn't actually a needless and potentially troublesome imprecision that would be trivial to correct at this stage of the game.

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Cheers,

Graham

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