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badnetmask@hachyderm.ioB

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  • I haven't had to write a Python app that uses a database in a very long time.
    badnetmask@hachyderm.ioB badnetmask@hachyderm.io

    @glyph @cazabon
    Well, in my case it wouldn't be production for sure. πŸ˜„

    Uncategorized python sqlite

  • I haven't had to write a Python app that uses a database in a very long time.
    badnetmask@hachyderm.ioB badnetmask@hachyderm.io

    @octarine_wiggle
    I'll take a look at that. Thanks.

    Uncategorized python sqlite

  • I haven't had to write a Python app that uses a database in a very long time.
    badnetmask@hachyderm.ioB badnetmask@hachyderm.io

    @glyph @cazabon
    I'll take a look at SQLAlchemy, thanks.

    In essence I have nothing against SQL. I will write if I have to. I just thought after so many years we would be able to abstract that with plain Python statements.

    Uncategorized python sqlite

  • I know this is a long shot but: Is there a way to loop over a set of tasks in ansible and changing "remote_user" (not "become_user")?
    badnetmask@hachyderm.ioB badnetmask@hachyderm.io

    @dwardoric @davdr
    I have some internal playbooks where I connect as the regular user, with "become: true" at the top, then "become:false" at each of the tasks that need to run systemd as user. It doesn't work for blocks, only for individual tasks. What I don't know is if it's possible to become a user different than the one you are ssh'ing as.

    Automation ansible provisioning sysadmin

  • I haven't had to write a Python app that uses a database in a very long time.
    badnetmask@hachyderm.ioB badnetmask@hachyderm.io

    I haven't had to write a Python app that uses a database in a very long time. I thought things were different now. Better, I would hope. But, seriously? Do I still need to write my own SQL statements? What year is that? πŸ™„

    PS: if someone can suggest a Python library that I can use to manipulate SQLite without writing SQL, I would appreciate it.

    #Python #SQLite

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