SQLAlchemy makes the issue of using a specific flavor of SQL a non-issue mostly, but things like the URI config have to change based on whether we are using MySQL or SQLite.
These changes are trivial, but need to be made with other issues in mind, primarily:
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SQLAlchemy makes the issue of using a specific flavor of SQL a non-issue mostly, but things like the URI config have to change based on whether we are using MySQL or SQLite.
These changes are trivial, but need to be made with other issues in mind, primarily: