Skosprovider-sqlalchemy

Latest version: v2.1.1

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2.1.1

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* Fixed an issue with casting ids to string during import. (104)

2.1.0

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* **Minor BC break**: Changed the order of parameters to the import_provider
function and make the conceptscheme argument optional. (100)

2.0.1

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* Fixed an issue with import_provider still assuming ids are numeric. (97)

2.0.0

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* **Major BC break**: Change concept.concept_id from Integer to String to allow
storing concepts and collections with a non-numeric id. Existing instance will
need to update their SQL database. Please consult the docs or the README for
some help in doing so. (87)
* Skosprovider_sqlalchemy now depends on SQLAlchemy 1.4 or higher and should be
compatible with SQLAlchemy 2. Older versions of SQLAlchemy are no longer
supported. (90)
* Refactored the Skosprovider_sqlalchemy constructor to call the super constructor. (95)
* Drop support for Python 3.6 and 3.7. Add support for Python 3.11. (86)
* Drop pyup support. (85)

1.0.0

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* Drop python 2 support (80)
* Upgrade requirements (78)
* Add a CITATION.cff file

0.6.0

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* Update to the latest skosprovider version and implement the
`infer_concept_relations` attribute. (53)
* Add the ability to query on matches in line with the latest
skosprovider version. (57)
* Drop the session decorator that was added in 0.4.0 since it did not fix the
issue we wanted it to fix and it added a lot of overhead. A provider should
now be passed a :class:`sqlachemy.orm.session.Session` at startup, or a
callable that returns such a session. (64)
* Improved performance of getting the concept_scheme by caching it. (71)
* Make querying a collection with depth=all possible. Before the provider would
only provide the direct members of a collection. (76)
* Drop support for Python 3.4 and 3.5. Add support for Python 3.7 and 3.8. This
is also the last version to support Python 2. (62)

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