Moshe Uminer

I cannot upgrade with either aerich 0.2.0 nor the latest dev branch. With 0.2.0 the error is ``` ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'migrations\\models\\old_models' ``` On the latest dev, the error...

@long2ice my `aerich.ini` file is as follows: ``` [aerich] tortoise_orm = app.settings.TORTOISE_ORM location = ./migrations ``` Sorry I can't point you towards a repo, the code is private.

@long2ice that fixed it! Thanks! Only now I have another issue, my models are defined in multiple files, with relative imports between them. Would it be correct to say that...

Ah, I was asking because I get the following error: ``` ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'migrations.models.user' ``` Which appears to happen due to a relative import... It seems that all...

Sorry for taking so long to respond. > Did you train it with boolean labels? Yes, my `y_train` was defined as `numpy.array(targets, dtype=numpy.bool_)`.

`NegativeLookbehind()` looks like it will do the trick! As for supporting EBNF grammar - sounds great, but I'm afraid I'll be in over my head 😄, I'd have to get...

In that case, I guess I'll have to downgrade Julia. In regards to EBNF, defining the Grammar in Julia would be might be problematic due to recursive (and interdependent) definitions....

I've been poking around the library more, as well as learning more about julia macros. I hope that in a week maybe I'll have an EBNF parser and macro 🙂.

> I wonder: You plobably do not just want to parse jsoniq but transform into a query object with some business logic, right? You can then take the bare parser...

Thank you! I will study that code, and likely use it for my upcoming project 🙂.