Yury Selivanov
Yury Selivanov
`apply_op` is closer to JS idioms.
How would you combine new syntax and old if you have a bunch of eq filters and one non-eq? Would this be possible: ``` e.select(e.Movie, (movie) => ({ title: true,...
> $ npx edgedb-migrate call it edgedb-ci-migrate?
cc @jaclarke
Feel free to contribute a PR :)
Thanks for opening this issue, this was on my to-do list. We'll add an `edgedb.to_dict()` top-level function; it's better than a method because it wouldn't clash with a property/link named...
I explained it here: > it's better than a method because it wouldn't clash with a property/link named to_dict (which is unlikely but still can happen). In short, we strongly...
Good point; and I actually like `edgedb.asdict` better than `edgedb.to_dict`.
Yeah, it will likely have to be in C/Cython. I can do that, np. Before coding we need to settle on the semantics. Your `edb_object_to_dict` function is recursive but Python...
Would it help if we add tools to generate files like https://github.com/kurtrottmann/simple-stack-fastapi-edgedb/blob/master/backend/app/schemas.py automatically from the DB schema? Would that allow you to no longer depend on pydantic? And it sounds...