#🔒 alembic revision --autogenerate is backwards

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balmy phoenixBOT
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autumn gale
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I'm using postgresql+asyncpg as my driver, with sqlmodel handling models. my migration files are autogenerated backwards, with my upgrades in downgrades and my downgrades in upgrades

void kraken
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@autumn gale your deleted message

I've uploaded my env.py and scripy.mako below.  What is generated is correct code, excpet for one issue. 

the upgrades are in downgrades() and the downgrades are un upgrades(). I'm using sqlmodel if that matters with the asyncpg on postgres
autumn gale
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I'm tempted to think that you just didn't run the migrations (or your alembic table is just out of sync or something)

autumn gale
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It could be that, but at the same time it's been consistently happening. Like it's never not happened

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Maybe sqlmodel/sqalchemy detected the new table in this case and created it, but it doesn't explain why the table (users) is altered backward too

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