I was just having a problem with a one-to-many relationship array coming out in
the wrong order. Looking
here<http://www.sqlalchemy.org/docs/orm/relationships.html#relationships-api>,
It wasn't too hard to figure out that I needed to do:
myFoos = relationship(Foo, order_by = Foo.id)
I was a little surprised though that this isn't the default behaviour. Going by
the results that I was getting before I fixed the problem, it looked like the
default was in order from least to most recently modified.
So I'd like to suggest that the default beahviour be to order the array by id,
when there is one.
I realise that this wouldn't be as simple as adding a default parameter value
to relationship.__init__(), as it would have to be something like order_by =
eval(argument).id, and Python won't let you make a default parameter value
based on a previous parameter (I just tried it- def Foo(bar = 1, baz =
bar):pass raises a name error for bar).
That said, I'm sure it would be doable. I think it would be a good improvement,
although if it's going to be harder than I realise, it might not be worth it,
given that it's so easy to just do it yourself manually.
cheers,
Cam.
Cameron Jackson
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