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The following code snippet demonstrates the issue:
importdatasetdb=dataset.connect('sqlite:///:memory:')
# We create test_table and insert a single row into itt1=db.get_table('test_table')
t1.insert(dict(key='value'))
# We access the table with a different Table object and we cannot see the# property named key that we added abovet2=db.get_table('test_table')
printlist(t2.all()) # [OrderedDict([(u'id', 1)])]
The problem occurs only when accessing the data through two different Table objects.
PS I cheated a little bit because added break at the end of the loop in Table.find - without it Table.all() never returns. However the problem described above appears in the version uploaded to PyPI too.
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The following code snippet demonstrates the issue:
The problem occurs only when accessing the data through two different
Table
objects.PS I cheated a little bit because added
break
at the end of the loop inTable.find
- without itTable.all()
never returns. However the problem described above appears in the version uploaded to PyPI too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: