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problem with migration
2 comments Created 6 months ago by chrisdrappier

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when running rake db:migrate, i get the error no such file to load -- lib/schema_version_jump_hack in JumpToVersion109. also, if i comment out the require line, i get the error uninitialized constant JumpToVersion109::BOOTSTRAP_VERSION Plz help?
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when running rake db:migrate, i get the error

no such file to load -- lib/schema_version_jump_hack

in JumpToVersion109.

also, if i comment out the require line, i get the error

uninitialized constant JumpToVersion109::BOOTSTRAP_VERSION

Plz help?

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kingsleyh Sat Jul 11 02:53:33 -0700 2009 | link

I had this problem - instead of running rake db:migrate -- you run rake wagn:create

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I had this problem - instead of running rake db:migrate -- you run rake wagn:create
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GerryG Tue Sep 22 04:22:08 -0700 2009 | link

That could be. Also I've seen it try to change schema.rb. Some rake tasks regenerate it I think, but you should stick with the one the released.

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That could be. Also I've seen it try to change schema.rb. Some rake tasks regenerate it I think, but you should stick with the one the released.
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I give up...
3 comments Created 5 months ago by popel

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neither current nor the 1.0 version can be bootstrapped. Even a great idea needs some testing. I hope I can give it a second try soon.
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neither current nor the 1.0 version can be bootstrapped. Even a great idea needs some testing. I hope I can give it a second try soon.

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GerryG Tue Sep 22 04:23:33 -0700 2009 | link

Hope you did figure it out eventually. wagn:create is the hot ticket, I think.

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Hope you did figure it out eventually. wagn:create is the hot ticket, I think.
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popel Tue Sep 22 12:08:15 -0700 2009 | link

nope...I think they have a long way to go till "production ready".

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nope...I think they have a long way to go till "production ready".
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GerryG Tue Sep 22 19:14:43 -0700 2009 | link

Well, this isn't exactly a testing issue. This is packaging and migration, which is particularly hard for a project that is still small in scope.

Are you migrating from an existing database, or starting fresh?

I'm up to four wagns that I'm running and another for dev. The developers can't easily simulate all the operational conditions that may come up. That's why we need admins ;)

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Well, this isn't exactly a testing issue. This is packaging and migration, which is particularly hard for a project that is still small in scope. Are you migrating from an existing database, or starting fresh? I'm up to four wagns that I'm running and another for dev. The developers can't easily simulate all the operational conditions that may come up. That's why we need admins ;)
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init the submodules: :has_attachement missing
0 comments Created 2 months ago by GerryG

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When you see that, you forgot to: git submodule update --init after you clone the workspace.
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When you see that, you forgot to:
git submodule update --init
after you clone the workspace.

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I give up...

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init the submodules: :has_attachement missing

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