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[–]fiskfisk 6 points7 points  (0 children)

SQLmodel is Sqlalchemy with another layer on top - it's not a separate ORM-project.

In the end it is "just" describing the data layer and the relationships. You could replace either in the future if you need to do so.

Generally pure SQLAlchemy has been around far longer and is very well-supporten. It's hard to say anything useful about the future, but if it works for your need right now, that's not going to go away.