fix: Adds keyword argument to test due to changes in sqlalchemy alembic #868
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sqlalchemy-alembicchanged the function signature for a number of functions:They added an asterisk (
*) into the function signature to separate positional arguments from keyword arguments.This has the downstream effect of requiring keyword arguments to be spelled out when calling them within the function. This affected one of our tests, since none of the other tests specifically used any keyword arguments.
Based on a check through the code for other uses of functions from alembic, none of our other uses of the functions in either the body of the code OR in our tests appears to be impacted by the upstream change.
Fixes #862 🦕