fix: Support 'KEY' in fetch() for backward compatibility#1384
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In DataJoint 0.14, fetch('KEY') was a special syntax that returned
primary key columns as list of dicts. This was broken in 2.0.
Changes:
- fetch('KEY') returns list of primary key dicts
- fetch('KEY', 'col') returns (keys_list, col_array)
- fetch('KEY', as_dict=True) expands KEY to primary key columns
Fixes #1381
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
fetch('KEY')which was a special syntax in DataJoint 0.14fetch('KEY')returns list of primary key dictsfetch('KEY', 'col')returns(keys_list, col_array)fetch('KEY', as_dict=True)expands KEY to primary key columnsFixes #1381
Test plan
test_fetch_KEY- verifiesfetch('KEY')returns list of dictstest_fetch1_KEY- verifiesfetch1('KEY')returns single dicttest_fetch_KEY_with_other_attrs- verifies mixed attrs work🤖 Generated with Claude Code