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feat(sqlalchemy): extend SQLAlchemy Plugin to include Alembic (Sourcery refactored) #2097
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@JacobCoffee shouldn't this be configured to merge into the PR instead of |
@cofin if it is a branch off of the main repo yes, but for some reason Sourcery cannot merge fork branches. Maybe sourcery-ai/sourcery#375 can solve this, but I am not sure it is possible with GitHub apps |
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Closing this for now. |
Pull Request #2095 refactored by Sourcery.
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