Description

I have a model with an attribute of 'model'. This bombs out model_from_dict as it has a param named 'model' and this causes a conflict with the attribute on the passed in dict.

Our workaround is to rename our attribute to 'model_' to get around the keyword argument conflict.

There are some fixes I can think off the top of my head, but they also have their issues

• rename the model input parameter to something less likely to conflict
• allow for a dictionary to be input as a kw argument in addition to the current method

URL to code causing the issue

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MCVE

class UUIDCar(UUIDAuditBase):
    """The car domain model."""
    make: Mapped[str] = mapped_column(String(length=50))
    model: Mapped[str] = mapped_column(String(length=50))

def test_dict_has_model_attribute() -> None:

    from tests.fixtures.uuid.models import UUIDCar

    data = {
        "make": "Advanced",
        "model": "Alchemy"
    }
    car = model_from_dict(UUIDCar, **data)

    assert car.make == "Advanced"
    assert car.model == "Alchemy"

Steps to reproduce

1. Create class with an attribute 'model'
2. Attempt to instantiate it with model_from_dict

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Package Version

1.8.2

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