This package depends on a pyramid_es fork: https://github.com/truelab/pyramid_es
It should be considered almost stable since it is already used on a heavy production site without any problem but it cannot be published until the changes will be merged with the original pyramid_es and releasedon PyPI.
Why? The original pyramid_es does not support models not pyramid_es aware: your models have to inherit from a pyramid_es mixin class so you cannot use pyramid_es as it is when your models already exist because they are part of an existing framework or third party released.
There are two possible ways:
1- [preferred] merge our fork into the original pyramid_es. We need the @storborg opinion! Link: https://github.com/storborg/pyramid_es/pull/8
2- fork pyramid_es and publish a custom renamed version
This package depends on a
pyramid_es
fork: https://github.com/truelab/pyramid_es It should be considered almost stable since it is already used on a heavy production site without any problem but it cannot be published until the changes will be merged with the originalpyramid_es
and releasedon PyPI.Why? The original
pyramid_es
does not support models notpyramid_es
aware: your models have to inherit from apyramid_es
mixin class so you cannot usepyramid_es
as it is when your models already exist because they are part of an existing framework or third party released.There are two possible ways: 1- [preferred] merge our fork into the original
pyramid_es
. We need the @storborg opinion! Link: https://github.com/storborg/pyramid_es/pull/8 2- forkpyramid_es
and publish a custom renamed versionOption 1 is the preferred way obviously.