No poetry package which supports SQLAlchemy 2.0 about sqlacodegen HOT 5 CLOSED

What's the problem with installing a pre-release version? The latest pre-release does support SQLAlchemy 2.0. I'm working on getting this out the door, but it's taking a while. And I don't think the PyPI page for the latest official release misrepresents anything. If you come to GitHub and see something in the README, and then install some other version than the latest, is that my fault?

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I agree, the PyPI page for the latest official release is perfectly accurate! But I happened to find this page first, which indicates that the project, installable via pip (and presumably also poetry) supports 2.0, which it of course does not, which was rather disappointing for me. I'm sure other users have experienced or will experience this, even if they won't go so far as to file a bug report about it.

If your intention is to show that this project is compatible with 2.0, maybe being more clear that ONLY the pre-release versions (which must be manually installed and are not available via pip or poetry) provide that compatibility would save you from wasting your time responding to bug reports.

Sorry to bother you, looking forward to 3.0!

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But I happened to find this page first, which indicates that the project, installable via pip (and presumably also poetry) supports 2.0

The GitHub page represents the very latest development version, like with most other projects. When SQLAlchemy 2.0 support was merged in, the README was of course also updated in the same PR. To prevent users from finding this latest update, I would have to set up a separate branch for releases and make that the default branch, thus complicating the process of submitting pull requests.

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I understand that's probably more trouble than it's worth for this kind of project. Please accept my apology and feel free to close this as resolved. Looking forward to 3.0

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Nah, it's understandable. As you can see from PyPI's release history, this project has been stuck in the "release candidate" stage for quite a long time – much longer than originally intended, as this hasn't been a priority for me and I maintain two dozen other projects at the same time. But now I'm back working on this again and I expect to cut the final release within the next few weeks.

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