Amin Alaee

@Zer0x00 Thanks for the effort. Is there any way to use Python `timeit` instead? I think you can get more independent results from that.

@asherf Isn't this already there in `.github/workflows/release.yml` ? Seems to be doing that already.

> @aminalaee can you review this PR when you have some free time? Sure, I will do that today or tomorrow. Thanks for the PR 👍

Thanks for the explanation. I think it should be up to the user to use this properly. The default behaviour workws, and they can override the method and make sure...

If I understand correctly you expect these URLs to fail. This PR is not deployed yet, page=-500 will throw 400 exception.

I think this makes sense, can you please proceed with a basic implementation and tests to see how it looks and we work on it?

@IBestuzhev But the Request.url_for is not available in this context.

can you please post a minimal code to reproduce this?

Thanks, but I mean a sample code to reproduce the issue. How do you define your models that this happens?

The problem is how we are creating a model instance without any arguments [here](https://github.com/aminalaee/sqladmin/blob/805dc0634badc89b8105f5352acd776905319fb6/sqladmin/_queries.py#L191) and setting the column/relationship attributes on that object. It is tricky because when dealing with columns...