Scott Bradley

So, getting ready to jump into Relation permissions. Is the idea to give a status flag to the Relation model itself, or should the Relation somehow inherit permissions based on...

Adding my 2 cents to my plus 1 here: I don't think it is even necessarily "terrible" table names that drive this need. The table name might simply not reflect...

For completeness, I also tried specfying 2.4 as the framework version. This also returns incorrect values. The following outputs demonstrate a small example of classifications, all using the same inputs....

As a workaround, I have resorted to a raw insert query as follows: ``` tweet = Tweet.objects().where( Tweet.tweet_id == _tweet.id).first().run_sync() if tweet is None: q = Tweet.raw("insert into tweets (tweet_id,...

Huh. Interesting. I don't have problems with large numbers (specifically tweet IDs) if I insert via raw queries. But I will keep this in mind. Thank you for looking into...

The test script is handy, thanks. I've [made a couple of minor tweaks](https://gist.github.com/scott2b/68263a5ea035ca8fe9ea6cadea6598b0). I am wondering if there is a way I can get piccolo to show me the queries...

Oh perfect. I have [updated the gist](https://gist.github.com/scott2b/68263a5ea035ca8fe9ea6cadea6598b0) with my observations. The raw insert fails when it includes a returning clause to match the way the create statement works: ``` r...

fwiw, I am now seeing an issue that appears to be related when using `is_in` statements. I am no longer using tweet_ids as a primary key, but I do have...

I don't mind this option being added, but I don't quite understand the use case for it. Is it not the case that for a user to be able to...

I still don't quite understand how primary address change could be enabled without both explicit UI and explicit view code enacting such. This is not quite the same thing as...