Add custom SQLAlchemy column options#37
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This change allows the client to pass through custom SQLAlchemy column options which will be added to the Column object on the SQLAlchemy model. The specific need that motivated this change was to create `created_at` and `updated_at` datetime fields. As such, this is what has been used in the tests.
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This change allows the client to pass through custom SQLAlchemy column options which will be added to the Column object on the SQLAlchemy model. The specific need that motivated this change was to create
created_atandupdated_atdatetime fields. As such, this is what hasbeen used in the tests.