When generating python code with the engine set to sqlite the generated code has every property annotated with the Any type.
If I switch the engine to postgresql everything works as expected.
version: '2'plugins:
- name: pywasm:
url: https://downloads.sqlc.dev/plugin/sqlc-gen-python_1.2.0.wasmsha256: a6c5d174c407007c3717eea36ff0882744346e6ba991f92f71d6ab2895204c0esql:
- schema: "schema.sql"queries: "query.sql"engine: sqlitecodegen:
- out: src/modeldb/db/schemaplugin: pyoptions:
package: modeldb.db.schemaemit_sync_querier: trueemit_async_querier: truequery_parameter_limit: 5
CREATETABLEfile
(
id INTEGERNOT NULL,
name textNOT NULL,
pathtextNOT NULL,
hash textNOT NULL,
resource_id INTEGERNOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id),
FOREIGN KEY (resource_id) REFERENCES resource (id)
);
# Code generated by sqlc. DO NOT EDIT.# versions:# sqlc v1.27.0importdataclassesfromtypingimportAny, Optional@dataclasses.dataclass()classFile:
id: Anyname: Anypath: Anyhash: Anyresource_id: Any
I realise sqlite plays fast and loose with types, but so does python. It'd be very beneficial to have this working.
When generating python code with the engine set to sqlite the generated code has every property annotated with the Any type.
If I switch the engine to postgresql everything works as expected.
I realise sqlite plays fast and loose with types, but so does python. It'd be very beneficial to have this working.