So I get around this by essentially doing:
# called on every request
def refresh_model(context, obj):
context.get_db().add(obj)
def store_model(context, obj):
db = object_session(obj)
if db:
db.expunge(obj)
obj = db.merge(obj)
db.flush()
return obj
Which seems to be working well so far.
Mike, I understand you are busy and all, but I was hoping to learn
what you thought of the usage I mentioned:
1. create or load object, don't flush, and detach
2. reattach object, modify, don't flush and detach
3. repeat 2 as necessary
4. when ready, reattach object and commit
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