Alter ENGINE to mysql_pool. Add some DATABASE_POOL_ARGS for example:
DATABASE_POOL_ARGS = {
'max_overflow': 10,
'pool_size':5,
'recycle':300
}
Optionally add a sa_pool_key value so we don’t need to hash each db.
Example:
'two': {
'ENGINE': 'mysql_pool',
'sa_pool_key': 'two',
...
}
Also optionally, you can add a ‘backend’ key with the importable path to the backend you want to use.
'backend': 'mysql_pymysql.base'
Currently, we only support mysql_pymysql and the default django mysql backend.
Require SQL Alchemy 0.7 for the events.
TODO:
some proper tests
make test utils work with multiple databases, by doing features.confirm on each database connnection, as opposed to just the first.
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