馃摑 Clarify description of in-memory SQLite database in docs/tutorial/create-db-and-table.md
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Tried to fix the CI here #602, but ultimately failed because poetry-version-plugin isn't working anymore. |
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Yeah, I didn't see this. I since then got #602 to work and unblock CI . I assume tiangolo is currently quite busy with the pedantic V2 migration for FastAPI |
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I confused two PRs, sorry! Reopening this. |
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Great, thank you! 馃殌 馃嵃 |
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Tried to make the docs more clear by avoiding confusion about the in-memory url for sqlite.
Why:
I was quite confused because I didn't notice the difference between the sqlite urls with a filename and without a filename, using only two "//". Also, I first thought the in-memory database would be provided by SQLAlchemy, but only the url format is determined by SQLAlchemy.