Closed Strryke closed 1 month ago
It's not very difficult to do, but not top priority for me right now. I'm happy tor review a PR for this change if you're interested.
How many pydantic classes do you have that are being fed into Kor?
Hey! i would be happy to open a PR for this change. my first thought would be to modify the _translate_pydantic_to_kor
and from_pydantic
function and allow it take take in a user's argument. let me know if this is a correct approach, thanks!
It should be based on isinstance
checks in the appropriate places instead of if checks on the pydantic major version.
All changes should be internal without any user facing API picking up additional variables
Hi! I'm migrating a big codebase over from pydantic v1 to v2 and my initial approach is to upgrade to V2 and then change all imports to import from pydantic.v1 and slowly migrate things over.
Kor is throwing an error for me for the
from_pydantic
function as it seems to look for which version of pydantic is installed and use that one accordingly. I'm wondering if there's any way to have V2 installed but make Kor use V1 instead? thanks!Argument of type "type[SupportTicket]" cannot be assigned to parameter "model_class" of type "type[BaseModel]" in function "from_pydantic" "type[SupportTicket]" is incompatible with "type[BaseModel]"