Comment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
The latest version (9.x) dropped support for Python 3.8, which is why you're seeing this message. You can still use the 8.2 release if you need py38 support - but note that py38 is now EOL , so I'm not supporting this branch.
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RESOLVED CLOSEDComment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
Looks like I forgot to push the updates to sourcehut, apologies for the oversight. It's all updated now!
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RESOLVED CLOSEDComment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
Snowflake claims to support quoted identifiers, so I'm surprised this doesn't work. But I don't have access to a snowflake instance to test it myself. If you have access, would you be willing to put a patch together?
Comment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
Fixed in 914dff3af4bd and e41b0a93a750
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RESOLVED FIXEDComment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
Fixed in a95324d91091
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RESOLVED FIXEDComment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
Thanks for the report, this should be fixed in changeset a38828e1ac85.
I don't have any way to test against Oracle, so it would be really useful for me if you could check out the latest version and let me know if it works now.
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RESOLVED FIXEDComment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
There don't seem to be any problems with yoyo finding its entry points when running in a regular python environment. I think it's likely to be down to something that pyinstaller or pyarmor is doing, so I'm closing the issue. But if you find a bug in yoyo that causes this then please do open a new issue for it.
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RESOLVED CLOSEDComment by ~olly on ~olly/yoyo
You can set
batch_mode=true
in yoyo.ini to get this behaviour.This will affect all commands though. If you only want this when creating new migrations then running
yoyo new --batch
should do the trick.
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