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peewee
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This is just `peewee-2.10.2 <https://github.com/coleifer/peewee>` with some changes we need:
* Simple LEFT JOIN LATERAL. No need make subquery, just join to model.
.. code-block:: python
# make some compound select query
subq = ModelB.select(ModelB.id).where(ModelB.id > ModelA.id).limit(1)
# make query lateral joining subquery
ModelA.select(ModelA, subq.c.id).join(subq, join_type=JOIN.LATERAL)
* Add off argument to for_update method
.. code-block:: python
# Lock books of author name == John
Book.select().join(Author).where(Author.name == 'John').for_update(of=Book)
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