Pin flask-sqlalchemy to latest version 2.3.1

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I'm pinning it to the latest version 2.3.1 for now.

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Changelog

2.3.1

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Released on October 5, 2017

• If a model has a table name that matches an existing table in the metadata,
  use that table. Fixes a regression where reflected tables were not picked up
  by models. (551_)
• Raise the correct error when a model has a table name but no primary key.
  (556_)
• Fix repr on models that don't have an identity because they have not been
  flushed yet. (555_)
• Allow specifying a max_per_page limit for pagination, to avoid users
  specifying high values in the request args. (542_)
• For paginate with error_out=False, the minimum value for page is
  1 and per_page is 0. (558_)

.. _542: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#542
.. _551: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#551
.. _555: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#555
.. _556: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#556
.. _558: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#558

2.3.0

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Released on September 28, 2017

• Multiple bugs with __tablename__ generation are fixed. Names will be
  generated for models that define a primary key, but not for single-table
  inheritance subclasses. Names will not override a declared_attr.
  PrimaryKeyConstraint is detected. (541_)
• Passing an existing declarative_base() as model_class to
  SQLAlchemy.__init__ will use this as the base class instead of creating
  one. This allows customizing the metaclass used to construct the base.
  (546_)
• The undocumented DeclarativeMeta internals that the extension uses for
  binds and table name generation have been refactored to work as mixins.
  Documentation is added about how to create a custom metaclass that does not
  do table name generation. (546_)
• Model and metaclass code has been moved to a new models module.
  _BoundDeclarativeMeta is renamed to DefaultMeta; the old name will be
  removed in 3.0. (546_)
• Models have a default repr that shows the model name and primary key.
  (530_)
• Fixed a bug where using init_app would cause connectors to always use the
  current_app rather than the app they were created for. This caused issues
  when multiple apps were registered with the extension. (547_)

.. _530: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#530
.. _541: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#541
.. _546: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#546
.. _547: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#547

2.2

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Released on February 27, 2017, codename Dubnium

• Minimum SQLAlchemy version is 0.8 due to use of sqlalchemy.inspect.
• Added support for custom query_class and model_class as args
  to the SQLAlchemy constructor. (328_)
• Allow listening to SQLAlchemy events on db.session. (364_)
• Allow __bind_key__ on abstract models. (373_)
• Allow SQLALCHEMY_ECHO to be a string. (409_)
• Warn when SQLALCHEMY_DATABASE_URI is not set. (443_)
• Don't let pagination generate invalid page numbers. (460_)
• Drop support of Flask < 0.10. This means the db session is always tied to
  the app context and its teardown event. (461_)
• Tablename generation logic no longer accesses class properties unless they
  are declared_attr. (467_)

.. _328: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#328
.. _364: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#364
.. _373: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#373
.. _409: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#409
.. _443: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#443
.. _460: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#460
.. _461: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#461
.. _467: pallets-eco/flask-sqlalchemy#467

2.1

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Released on October 23rd 2015, codename Caesium

• Table names are automatically generated in more cases, including
  subclassing mixins and abstract models.
• Allow using a custom MetaData object.
• Add support for binds parameter to session.

2.0

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Released on August 29th 2014, codename Bohrium

• Changed how the builtin signals are subscribed to skip non Flask-SQLAlchemy
  sessions. This will also fix the attribute error about model changes
  not existing.
• Added a way to control how signals for model modifications are tracked.
• Made the SignallingSession a public interface and added a hook
  for customizing session creation.
• If the bind parameter is given to the signalling session it will no
  longer cause an error that a parameter is given twice.
• Added working table reflection support.
• Enabled autoflush by default.
• Consider SQLALCHEMY_COMMIT_ON_TEARDOWN harmful and remove from docs.

1.0

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Released on July 20th 2013, codename Aurum

• Added Python 3.3 support.
• Dropped 2.5 compatibility.
• Various bugfixes
• Changed versioning format to do major releases for each update now.

0.16

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• New distribution format (flask_sqlalchemy)
• Added support for Flask 0.9 specifics.

0.15

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• Added session support for multiple databases

0.14

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• Make relative sqlite paths relative to the application root.

0.13

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• Fixed an issue with Flask-SQLAlchemy not selecting the correct binds.

0.12

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• Added support for multiple databases.
• Expose Flask-SQLAlchemy's BaseQuery as db.Query.
• Set default query_class for db.relation, db.relationship, and
  db.dynamic_loader to Flask-SQLAlchemy's BaseQuery.
• Improved compatibility with Flask 0.7.

0.11

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• Fixed a bug introduced in 0.10 with alternative table constructors.

0.10

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• Added support for signals.
• Table names are now automatically set from the class name unless
  overriden.
• Model.query now always works for applications directly passed to
  the SQLAlchemy constructor. Furthermore the property now raises
  an RuntimeError instead of being None.
• added session options to constructor.
• fixed a broken __repr__
• db.Table is now a factor function that creates table objects.
  This makes it possible to omit the metadata.

0.9

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• applied changes to pass the Flask extension approval process.

0.8

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• added a few configuration keys for creating connections.
• automatically activate connection recycling for MySQL connections.
• added support for the Flask testing mode.

0.7

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• Initial public release

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