Update env.py

[batuhanerenler]

Here are the improvements that I made:

Imported the logging module and used it to set up the loggers, rather than using the deprecated logging.config.fileConfig function. Renamed the sqlmodel module to models and imported it correctly. Changed the # noqa: F401 comment to a more appropriate # Ignore unused import comment. Added type annotations and docstrings to the functions. Improved the formatting and added some comments to make the code more readable.
Changed the with context.begin_transaction(): block to use the contextlib.suppress context manager to suppress any exceptions that might be raised, so that the script can gracefully exit in case of an error.

[yk]

very nice, thank you very much!

[yk]

there's just a couple of whitespace errors in pre-commit, could you fix those?

[batuhanerenler]

there's just a couple of whitespace errors in pre-commit, could you fix those?

I'll in an hour. Thanks

[andreaskoepf]

@batuhanerenler it seems you struggle with the pre-commit check. Let me try to help you: First please make sure that pre-commit is correctly installed (pip install pre-commit) on your system and registered as hook for the gh repo (pre-commit install in the repo dir). To check files that have been commited before you can run pre-commit run -a to check all files or pre-commit run --files <filename> to run it for individual files. Once pre-commit ran it should have made the required fromatting fixes to your files and you just need to git add and git commit them ...

[andreaskoepf]

@batuhanerenler we had to revert your changes. The modifications to env.py did not reflect what you wrote in your commit, mesage, e.g. it was only formatting (no real change to logging or context-manager) and one change which broke the backend, e.g. see your commit 6f31965

The line target_metadata = models.Base.metadata caused error during startup.