I have the following validator:
@sa_orm.validates('variant_names', include_removes=True)
def validate_unique_identifying(self, key, name_dict,
is_remove):
if is_remove:
raise ValueError("DOn't")
else:
if name_dict.is_primary_identifying_flag is None:
name_dict.is_primary_identifying_flag = False
return name_dict
When deleting, I get the raised ValueError, but the deletion occured anyway.
Is this the expected behaviour? Or there is some other settings that can
prevent the deletion?
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