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I used the template in 4 different project, but in all of them I find the same problem:
I restructure model / scheme / repos exc in separated folders, eachone about its own related element
I remove the Item entity cause I do not need it
These 2 actions are kinda boring with git merge --upstream.
Since (my personal opinion) the division in sub folder is more optimal for a big project, why not adopt it instead of using backend/app/crud-models.py files?
Something like
backend/app/model-schema-repo/user.py
Moreover, any suggestion for the --upstream merge? Just do it by hand and do not merge the changes?
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Description
I used the template in 4 different project, but in all of them I find the same problem:
These 2 actions are kinda boring with git merge --upstream.
Since (my personal opinion) the division in sub folder is more optimal for a big project, why not adopt it instead of using backend/app/crud-models.py files?
Something like
backend/app/model-schema-repo/user.py
Moreover, any suggestion for the --upstream merge? Just do it by hand and do not merge the changes?
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