On May 30, 2006, at 8:55 PM, Brad Clements wrote:


However I really want to change this so that url.py can parse out extra engine
specific params.


ok what do you want here, dbengine://user:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:port/database? opt=val&opt=val ? as long as its good with RFC1738. did you send me a patch ? i lost track today. also how do you want to approach name conflicts between databases ? do you want to prefix each name with the drivername ? otherwise those URLs are still not agnostic.


A lot of tests fail, but they seem to have nothing to do with the engine under test. It would be helpful to know which tests were "in-progress" in the trunk and which
were are supposed to work..


all 273 tests in the trunk at the moment pass on mysql, postgres, and sqlite. tests that arent supported for a certain DB (like sequences for mysql) have an "unsupported" decorator for that database, so they pass too. so for any test, if for example 'sqlite' is not marked as unsupported, then that test passes on sqlite. if not, then something weird is going on, maybe your version of sqlite or something about the windows environment (i havent run the tests on windows in many weeks, perhaps its time to do that).


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