Chris Withers wrote:
> Michael Bayer wrote:
>>>> as far as implementation this feature isn't on
>>>> my personal radar, so if you really want anytime soon you should
>>>> provide a
>>>> patch, which I can of course help with.
>>> Cool, it is on my radar, but sadly pretty far away :-(
>>
>> you know, doing the "metaclass" approach is probably the first part of
>> doing the "demarcated mixin" approach.
>>
>> here it is:
>> http://www.sqlalchemy.org/trac/wiki/UsageRecipes/DeclarativeMixins
>
> Indeed, it'd just be great if the default declarative base mixin handled
> this demarcation package already ;)

maybe someday.  not until users actually use the recipes first and provide
feedback.

>
> I argue about the comment on relations on that page, if the relation is
> identical, it might well make sense to abstract it out and put it in the
> mixin...

just another complicated and error prone core function I'd rather not
support.



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