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Refactor Sqlalchemy queries to 2.0 style (Part 3) #32177
Refactor Sqlalchemy queries to 2.0 style (Part 3) #32177
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Let’s also change this to
select(*(...))
(in the other planned PR). There are several of these around in this file too.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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@uranusjr Creating a tuple rather than a list is more efficient?
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This does not create an intermediate tuple but expands a generator directly. With
*[]
the generator is first realised into a list and then the list is expanded.