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why was
raw_selfnecessary here?Uh oh!
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would update self, and something would go wrong on
sqlmodel_table_constructfor the changed self. Maybe that's the reason that the original code dosen't validate whentable=True.Actually, we need to get the pydantic-validated dict, and use this dict to update the original dict, and then construct tables by the updated-original dict.
Anyway, you can try
self_instance=self, and some unittests would fail.Uh oh!
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I think you should also do:
after
validate_pythonis called onraw_self.Otherwise you'll likely have broken model-validator behaviour, double default-factory calls etc. I explain all this here including why you need
model_copy(or maybe even__dict__.copy()would do) - seeFull Solutionsection at the bottom to skip the problem description etc.