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Bump tortoise-orm from 0.16.14 to 0.16.16 #426

Closed dependabot-preview[bot] closed 4 years ago

dependabot-preview[bot] commented 4 years ago

Bumps tortoise-orm from 0.16.14 to 0.16.16.

Release notes

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0.16.16

  • Fixed inconsistency in integrity error exception of FastAPI
  • add OSError to _get_comments except block

v0.16.15

  • Make DateField accept valid date str.
  • Add QuerySet.select_for_update().
  • check default for not None on pydantic model creation
  • propagate default to pydantic model
  • Add QuerySet.select_related().
  • Add custom attribute name for Prefetch instruction.
  • Add db_constraint for RelationalField family.
Changelog

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0.16.16

  • Fixed inconsistency in integrity error exception of FastAPI
  • add OSError to _get_comments except block

0.16.15

  • Make DateField accept valid date str.
  • Add QuerySet.select_for_update().
  • check default for not None on pydantic model creation
  • propagate default to pydantic model
  • Add QuerySet.select_related().
  • Add custom attribute name for Prefetch instruction.
  • Add db_constraint for RelationalField family.
Commits
  • 2f15cb9 Release 0.16.6
  • 58669ad Fix inconsistency in integrity error exception (#491)
  • 618dcd8 add OSError to _get_comments (#502)
  • ddabc4e update version to 0.16.15 and add pypi workflow trigger when release
  • bb8c257 update README.rst add aerich
  • b57e47f Merge pull request #503 from tortoise/db_constraint
  • f8bf2e6 Add db_constraint for RelationalField family
  • 967744c add docs for custom functions
  • 57ebd0c Merge pull request #501 from tortoise/select_related
  • f9c1ff1 Merge branch 'develop' into select_related
  • Additional commits viewable in compare view


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BlackHoleFox commented 4 years ago

Tested locally and nothing broke :D