Fix errors on project_issue migration #87
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map_values is added in #80, which was reverted but has now been waiting for approval for a long time. I think that means you can uncomment the lines that deal with the priority field, right? |
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| column_renames = {'project_issue': ['priority']} | |||
| #column_renames = {'project_issue': ['priority']} | |||
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Should be {'project_issue': [('priority', None)]}. Sorry for my mistakes!
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this is done in #128 now |
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Merge from upstream 14 220122 01
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Fixed errors resulting in exceptions when trying to upgrade my database.
Notably, I can't find the
openupgrade.map_values()function anywhere in the source code. Maybe it was missing from some commit?