We used CRDB 2.1.4 and then on the YYYY versions when they changed to a date based version scheme in production at a fintech. This must have been a year or so a

We used CRDB 2.1.4 and then on the YYYY versions when they changed to a date based version scheme in production at a fintech. This must have been a year or so ago. I've since left. I think they might still be using it. Back then it had issues with SQLAlchemy and we had to do much in teh way of changing our application to be more cloudy in the sense of being able to retry transactions and such. I don't think we trialed YugaByte at the time because an ORM story was a dealbreaker and CRDB at least advertised support.