Michael Bayer wrote:
> the most likely cause is the "threadlocal" mod is being imported
> somewhere in the production application. this creates a
> SessionContext that is globally associated with all mappers, and is
> used when new object instances are created.
>
> try to see if "sqlalchemy
Michael Bayer wrote:
> the most likely cause is the "threadlocal" mod is being imported
> somewhere in the production application. this creates a
> SessionContext that is globally associated with all mappers, and is
> used when new object instances are created.
>
> try to see if "sqlalchemy
the most likely cause is the "threadlocal" mod is being imported
somewhere in the production application. this creates a
SessionContext that is globally associated with all mappers, and is
used when new object instances are created.
try to see if "sqlalchemy.mods.threadlocal" is imported an
I've an issue I haven't been able to figure out just yet and I'm hoping
to gain some insight. I have a simple script that adds child records to
a parent like so:
new_child = Child()
new_child.name = 'test'
parent.append(child)
Here is the weird part. On the dev machine it works fine. On the
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