I've read the previous roadmap published ~10 months ago. It seems that development became much slower that it expected and it's unclear now when/if all those modern MySQL features actually get its support in python module.
Right now I need an ability to selectively commit/rollback certain actions while as I see in 0.9.3b2 individual cursor objects don't support commit/rollback methods. Is there a development version that have such support or I should hack the module myself?
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I've read the previous roadmap published ~10 months ago. It seems that development became much slower that it expected and it's unclear now when/if all those modern MySQL features actually get its support in python module.
Right now I need an ability to selectively commit/rollback certain actions while as I see in 0.9.3b2 individual cursor objects don't support commit/rollback methods. Is there a development version that have such support or I should hack the module myself?
Cursor objects will never support commit/rollback as the DB API specifies that this is done on the connection object.