fix(NoTicket): vendor sqlparse CASE...END fix to allow PyPI publishing #494
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fix(NoTicket): vendor sqlparse CASE...END fix to allow PyPI publishing #494
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Replace git dependency on lorenzhs/sqlparse fork with a monkey-patch of StatementSplitter._change_splitlevel in statement_formatter.py. The upstream sqlparse project isn't very active and the fix for CASE...END level tracking (andialbrecht/sqlparse#839) was not yet released. PyPI rejects packages with VCS dependencies, so vendoring the fix inline unblocks publishing.
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Replace git dependency on lorenzhs/sqlparse fork with a monkey-patch of StatementSplitter._change_splitlevel in statement_formatter.py.
The upstream sqlparse project isn't very active and the fix for CASE...END level tracking (andialbrecht/sqlparse#839) was not yet released. PyPI rejects packages with VCS dependencies, so vendoring the fix inline unblocks publishing.
The vendored code is identical to the fixed version from that PR, up to formatting, quote style, and comments.