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The Advanced Alchemy alembic CLI is now auto-extended to your Flask application.
The Flask extension now also has a session handling middleware for handling auto-commits.
Last, but not least, there's an experimental async portal that integrates a long running asyncio loop for running async operations in Flask. Using
foo = portal.call(<async function>)you can get the result of an asynchronous function from a sync context.