It looks like at
least one other person has stepped up to mentor this project, and I have
also just thrown my hat in the ring, so I am fairly confident someone
will end up taking this project on.
Great to hear! I had wondered if anything was going on in the
mentor-only project comments. ;)
I a
Kevin Dangoor wrote:
As mentioned on the TurboGears list, I'm definitely on board with
this. I really hope this gets accepted. I can't speak for Jonathan,
but I haven't seen other proposed SQLAlchemy projects, so I think
you'll have a mentor, assuming the whole chain of approvals works out.
I
* Michael Bayer [2006-05-06 14:22]:
> when looking at SA internals (or just using it) make sure you go
> totally against the 0.2 branch, which should be moved to the trunk in
> the next week or two. styleistically theres a little more you can
> do with it.
>
Mike mentioned this earlier, b
when looking at SA internals (or just using it) make sure you go
totally against the 0.2 branch, which should be moved to the trunk in
the next week or two. styleistically theres a little more you can
do with it.
On May 5, 2006, at 11:49 PM, Evan Rosson wrote:
Hey all,
I'm a student ap
Hi Evan,
On 5/5/06, Evan Rosson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm a student applying for Google's Summer of Code; I'm interested in
creating a tool to help manage database changes for SA projects. My
proposal for this project borrows a lot from Rails' migrations.
The proposal I've submitted is at
Hey Evan,
Funny, I'm a CSC Calpoly Grad myself :) Take any Staley classes recently?
As you've looked through the mailing list, you've probably seen the time I
brought this subject up as well. It's something I'm very much interested in!
Swing
by #myghty on irc.freenode.net if you're interested
Hey all,
I'm a student applying for Google's Summer of Code; I'm interested in
creating a tool to help manage database changes for SA projects. My
proposal for this project borrows a lot from Rails' migrations.
The proposal I've submitted is at
http://evan.zealgame.com/soc
Searching through the
The PSF is a sponsoring organization for Google's Summer of Code. I
personally am interested in seeing some kind of schema migration tool
support and SQLObject compatibility for SQLAlchemy (probably built on
ActiveMapper). Anyone else interested in those? Anyone want to mentor?
Kevin
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