Change: disable version counter for queries:#1549
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Since the move to SQLAlchemy, version is managed automatically. When running a query, the worker updates the query row and increments the version. This results in the user's inability to save the query after that. From reviewing SQLA's documentation, it looks like we will have to manage the version value ourselves. For now, I'm just disabling the version auto increment. In a follow up update we need to actually implement the manual increment where we think it's needed.
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Since the move to SQLAlchemy, version is managed automatically. When running a query, the worker updates the query row and increments the version. This results in the user's inability to save the query after that.
From reviewing SQLA's documentation, it looks like we will have to manage the version value ourselves. For now, I'm just disabling the version auto increment. In a follow up update we need to actually implement the manual increment where we think it's needed.