Enhance the TypeHints to return actual Models and not ormar.Model
See original GitHub issueIssue Description
As described in #111 QuerySet
methods should actually return inferred Model subclasses and not the main ormar.Model
.
Since I am not an expert in complex python typing any help appreciated.
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@aliakhtar - in 0.10.1 I added
get_or_none()
That’s awesome, and very fast. Thanks!
Almost wish you hadn’t done it so I could send a PR 😛