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flask_restless/views/helpers.py use query._limit who is not anymore a Query class method in sqlalchemy since 24 may 2021.

I was investigating issue #99 about how to cache API results and realized that the Flask-Restless pre-/post-processors are not the way to go as they cannot return a response in...

enhancement

In my flask restless file, I have a read user and a write user. Each has their own db session. This is basically what I'm trying to do at the...

In many cases, one might not want DELETE calls to actually issue a deletion of the record from the database, instead it would be desirable to set an is_deleted attribute...

enhancement

I'm working with legacy database table where primary key is not named `id` but `JobID` or `ID,` so when I try `manager.create_api(PhClientOut, primary_key='JobID', methods=['GET'])` I get error ` File "D:/0work/Transfer/central/central.py",...

Hi, do you have any insight on this error I'm getting with SQLAlchemy and flask-restless? It is crashing with a 500 server error when I try to access /players which...

`Flask 1.0.2` doesn't allow dots in Blueprint view functions since commit pallets/flask@2f57a0b917478a028859b9d036b59cf1bba6cad2 As there are some view function names ended with `.relationship`, `Flask-Restless` breaks recent versions of `Flask` . I...

Using version 1.0.0b1 when trying to call `create_api_blueprint` I get > File "/opt/conda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/flask_restless/manager.py", line 715, in create_api_blueprint view_func=relationship_api_view) File "/opt/conda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/flask/blueprints.py", line 206, in add_url_rule assert '.' not in view_func.__name__, "Blueprint...

I'm trying to use flask-restless against an Informix database. Informix returns a decimal type for count. For example, "select count(id) as c1 from users" would return c1 as Decimal('26'). Because...

There is a small typo in flask_restless/search/operators.py. Should read `representing` rather than `representating`.