Toni Alatalo

BTW on server side, comments.py `def _process_fetched_list(self, fetched_list, plain=False):` seems like a nice extension point: Isso already does processing to add avatar info based on confs, but that same place...

Thanks for tagging @ix5 - just a note: AFAIK this does not necessarily affect the server side at all. Now I did it by hacking `isso/js/app/api.js` only in that commit,...

We are testing Isso with the idea that would have it as a module / complementary service, in an existing service where we already auth the users by other means....

Just FYI that have been testing this fork now and it seems to be working ok so far, https://github.com/jingwanhsu/isso-postgresql

I don't know about this, but would not be surprising as a Path is not a string, but has also attributes like parents. It can be made from a string...

> making or breaking whether or not I use it in my project (as well as many others, it sounds like)... I'd make a PR myself You can also just...

Hm I thought it works, am using `from_orm` in our service too, but not sure if the relationships work in this - is discussed there, saying they would not work:...

If your bit is a boolean, you can use that SQLAlchemy type in a field declaration, https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/14/core/type_basics.html#sqlalchemy.types.Boolean ```python from sqlalchemy import Column, String from sqlmodel import Field (...) code: bool...

We pinned to 1.4.35, in our fork of sqlmodel. Happened to have that locally as upgraded recently and hadn't had problems. Ran into this same this afternoon. Thanks for reporting!

With async you need this for `get_item`, to add the scalar bit. At least with the new 2.0 style SQLAlchemy core api, which is included in 1.4. ```python from sqlalchemy.future...