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Yeah, that was a terrible, terrible design decision that I regret greatly. I've already removed that behavior in the 0.5 branch, so it's definitely gone in the next significant release. I'm currently working on migrating everything to use boto3 under the hood, which is the last thing I wanted to get in before releasing it. Unfortunately I don't have a time estimate for when that will be complete :/
If this is enough of a problem for you I could possibly do the 0.5 release now and delay the boto3 migration to 0.6
Thanks for the reply. And no need to rush 0.5 out, I was able to do what I needed to do.
My model has some fields I'm encrypting/decrypting with KMS. I started off trying to replicate my kms_attrs gem' behavior. For now I've just gone with handling encryption and decryption on the outside.
Using a custom type I was able to get really close to the behavior I was looking for, but ran into some other issues regarding the KMS context and alias. (Decryption happens during the model load, but it requires other fields from the model, so I couldn't work though the timing on that at the moment.)
When using new style class properties, inheriting Model causes a conflict.
I assume this is because all non "_" prefixed class attributes are expected to be Fields.
For example:
This prints None
vs
this properly prints "scrambled".
I think I can overcome what I intended to do with properties by using custom data types. I just wanted to bring this up.
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