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**pyramid_sqla** is a library for Pyramid_ applications using SQLAlchemy_, and
an application template that brings some of Pylons 1's features to Pyramid.
This is an alpha release for community testing and feedback. The
goal is a 1.0 release in time for Pyramid 1.0. API compatibility between
versions is not guaranteed at this early stage.
Documentation is in the 'docs' directory.
(c) 2011 Mike Orr
Copying and derivations permitted under a BSD-like license, see LICENSE.txt for
details.
0.2 (2011-01-19)
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- Pyramid 1.0a10 spins off view handler support to 'pyramid_handlers' package.
- 'pyramid_sqla' application template depends on Pyramid>=1.0a10.
0.1 (2011-01-12)
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- Initial release.
- 'pyramid_sqla' application template is compatible with Pyramid==1.0a9 only
(undeclared).
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