It's a bit late for incompatible versions so I'm asking for opinions here:
SQLAlchemy-0.6beta1 is out. Should we update the SA package in F-13 to the new version? Things that have been deprecated throughout the 0.5 release cycle have been removed so it's possible that some things will break with this update. We could push an SA0.5 compat package as well as moving the main SA to 0.6 but that won't solve the problem entirely -- it just means people will need to patch code to use sys.path or setuptools to use the proper SA instead of patching out deprecated code. Migration docs: http://www.sqlalchemy.org/trac/wiki/06Migration So what are the benefits? New features are available, speed increase via a C extension, and support for building a python3 module are the notable improvements. The new package is in F-14 (although not yet with thepython3 submodule or the C extensions turned on.. working on that now) if you want to test it out with your own packages/code. Just not sure yet what to do about F-13. -Toshio
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