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I want to change order of table creation for create_tables()

See original GitHub issue

Basically, I need to make Peewee know that some of my tables are inherited from other tables, and this means that the «parents» should be created before «children».

Can you please move some logic out from sort_models_topologically(), so that I could override it in my classes and customize list of a table’s dependencies (which now includes only those tables to which it has foreign keys referencing)? Or, could you make support for inheritance in Peewee natively?

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:21 (21 by maintainers)

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coleifercommented, Oct 11, 2016

Not on pip yet, but next release will be soon… I’ll shoot for within the next few days

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maaakscommented, Apr 10, 2017

Please check this, it seems to fix the problem. By the way, I got rid of the reversed(reversed()) style of the sorting process because it made harder to understand what’s going on.

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