Ahet is looking for a maintainer

[Mike Orr]

Would anyone like to take over maintenance of Akhet? I'm not inclined
to update it anymore except for essential bugfixes, but maybe somebody
would like to add updates for Pyramid 1.2 and the debug toolbar and
take Akhet beyond what it is. My interest at this point is more in
documentation and perhaps adding a little bit to the Akhet library,
than in adding to the application skeleton. You could move it to
Github if you wish, or leave it at Bitbucket.

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[Ergo]

I was suggested that I could maintain it, so be it ;-)

I can take over - we would move it to github - to have everything under pylons project.

[Ergo]

One thing i was planning to do would be implementing this recipie:

https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid_cookbook/dev/sqla.html#using-a-non-global-session and have Akhet use the non-global database session.

[Chris McDonough]

Sounds good to me... let's do it via IRC.

- C

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[Mike Orr]

OK Ergo, go for it.

That looks fine.

The second half of that article I'm not so hot about, a configuration
that depends on config.scan(). Akhet has avoided that so far.

So would you use SQLAHelper at all then? It basically acts as a shared
container for the dbsession, engines, and declarative base. Perhaps
for simplicity you could drop it for the default configuration, and
just mention in the documentation or comments that it's useful for
multi-db or multi-module models.

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[Chris Withers]

I wrote a package basically for managing SQLALchemy sessions in Pyramid
applications:

http://packages.python.org/mortar_rdb/use.html

Ignore the schema versioning stuff if you want, it's not a necessary
part of the equation...

any problems, shout my way...

cheers,

Chris

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