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I'm in the process of upgrading our app to use Python 3. Specifically I'm using Python 3.6.2. While making this upgrade I started getting this error (AttributeError: module 'symbol' has no attribute 'list_for') when running the following line of code:
items = items.filter('i.id in [2]')
Is there a different way I should be writing this query to work with Python 3? I need to use the string query format so that I can build the query as a part of our api.
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# New features
* `where()` method added to query
* `coalesce()` function added
* `between(x, a, b)` function added
* #295: Add `_table_options_` for entity class to specify engine, tablespace, etc.
* Make debug flag thread-local
* `sql_debugging` context manager added
* `sql_debug` and show_values arguments to db_session added
* `set_sql_debug` function added as alias to (to be deprecated) `sql_debug` function
* Allow `db_session` to accept `ddl` parameter when used as context manager
* Add `optimistic=True` option to db_session
* Skip optimistic checks for queries in `db_session` with `serializable=True`
* `fk_name` option added for attributes in order to specify foreign key name
* #280: Now it's possible to specify `timeout` option, as well as pass other keyword arguments for `sqlite3.connect` function
* Add support of explicit casting to int in queries using `int()` function
* Added modulo division % native support in queries
# Bugfixes
* Fix bugs with composite table names
* Fix invalid foreign key & index names for tables which names include schema name
* For queries like `select(x for x in MyObject if not x.description)` add "OR x.info IS NULL" for nullable string columns
* Add optimistic checking for `delete()` method
* Show updated attributes when `OptimisticCheckError` is being raised
* Fix incorrect aliases in nested queries
* Correctly pass exception from user-defined functions in SQLite
* More clear error messages for `UnrepeatableReadError`
* Fix `db_session(strict=True)` which was broken in 2d3afb2
* Fixes#170: Problem with a primary key column used as a part of another key
* Fixes#223: incorrect result of `getattr(entity, attrname)` when the same lambda applies to different entities
* Fixes#266: Add handler to `"pony.orm"` logger does not work
* Fixes#278: Cascade delete error: FOREIGN KEY constraint failed, with complex entity relationships
* Fixes#283: Lost Json update immediately after object creation
* Fixes#284: `query.order_by()` orders Json numbers like strings
* Fixes#288: Expression text parsing issue in Python 3
* Fixes#293: translation of if-expressions in expression
* Fixes#294: Real stack traces swallowed within IPython shell
* `Collection.count()` method should check if session is alive
* Set `obj._session_cache_` to None after exiting from db session for better garbage collection
* Unload collections which are not fully loaded after exiting from db session for better garbage collection
* Raise on unknown options for attributes that are part of relationship
I'm in the process of upgrading our app to use Python 3. Specifically I'm using Python 3.6.2. While making this upgrade I started getting this error (AttributeError: module 'symbol' has no attribute 'list_for') when running the following line of code:
items = items.filter('i.id in [2]')
Is there a different way I should be writing this query to work with Python 3? I need to use the string query format so that I can build the query as a part of our api.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: