Bump piccolo from 1.17.1 to 1.18.0 in /bot

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Bumps piccolo from 1.17.1 to 1.18.0.

Release notes

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1.18.0

update_self

Added the update_self method, which is an alternative to the save method. Here's an example where it's useful:

# If we have a band object:
>>> band = await Band.objects().get(name="Pythonistas")
>>> band.popularity
1000
We can increment the popularity, based on the current value in the
database:
>>> await band.update_self({
...     Band.popularity: Band.popularity + 1
... })
The new value is set on the object:
>>> band.popularity
1001
It's safer than using the save method, because the popularity value on
the object might be out of date with what's in the database:
band.popularity += 1
await band.save()

Thanks to @​trondhindenes for suggesting this feature.

Batch raw queries

The batch method can now be used with raw queries. For example:

async with await MyTable.raw("SELECT * FROM my_table").batch() as batch:
    async for _batch in batch:
        print(_batch)

This is useful when you expect a raw query to return a lot of data.

Thanks to @​devsarvesh92 for suggesting this feature.

Changelog

Sourced from piccolo's changelog.

1.18.0

update_self

Added the ``update_self`` method, which is an alternative to the ``save``
method. Here's an example where it's useful:
.. code-block:: python
If we have a band object:
>>> band = await Band.objects().get(name="Pythonistas")

>>> band.popularity

1000
We can increment the popularity, based on the current value in the
database:
>>> await band.update_self({

...     Band.popularity: Band.popularity + 1

... })
The new value is set on the object:
>>> band.popularity

1001
It's safer than using the save method, because the popularity value on
the object might be out of date with what's in the database:
band.popularity += 1

await band.save()
Thanks to @​trondhindenes for suggesting this feature.
Batch raw queries

The batch method can now be used with raw queries. For example:

.. code-block:: python

async with await MyTable.raw("SELECT * FROM my_table").batch() as batch: async for _batch in batch: print(_batch)

This is useful when you expect a raw query to return a lot of data.

Thanks to @​devsarvesh92 for suggesting this feature.

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Commits

• 0f4716f bumped version
• e36a9ed 1073 Add update_self method (#1081)
• df86c2e 1079 Add batch to raw queries (#1080)
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Superseded by #37.