Re: [fossil-users] Missing TICKETCHNG table after rebuilding a repository

2013-09-26 Thread Stephan Beal
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 5:48 AM, Joe Knapka jkna...@kneuro.net wrote:

 However, today I noticed that I could not submit tickets via CGI on
 the server - the New Ticket page displayed Error: no such variable:
 icomment, and had no preview or submit buttons. After poking around a
 bit, I found that the problem was that the TICKETCHNG table did not
 exist in the repository. When I created TICKETCHNG manually (per the
 description in tickets.wiki in the Fossil source tree), the New
 Ticket page worked properly. Is this a known problem?


This _might_ be a side-effect of an older bug (fixed a few months ago) in
which the ticket schemas were not being completely reinstalled after a
rebuild. If you can update from version 1.24 the problem may very well go
away by itself. 1.24 is many hundreds of commits old.

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Re: [fossil-users] Missing TICKETCHNG table after rebuilding a repository

2013-09-26 Thread Joe Knapka
On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 2:46 AM, Stephan Beal sgb...@googlemail.com wrote:
 On Thu, Sep 26, 2013 at 5:48 AM, Joe Knapka jkna...@kneuro.net wrote:

 However, today I noticed that I could not submit tickets via CGI on
 the server - the New Ticket page displayed Error: no such variable:
 icomment, and had no preview or submit buttons. After poking around a
 bit, I found that the problem was that the TICKETCHNG table did not
 exist in the repository. When I created TICKETCHNG manually (per the
 description in tickets.wiki in the Fossil source tree), the New
 Ticket page worked properly. Is this a known problem?


 This _might_ be a side-effect of an older bug (fixed a few months ago) in
 which the ticket schemas were not being completely reinstalled after a
 rebuild. If you can update from version 1.24 the problem may very well go
 away by itself. 1.24 is many hundreds of commits old.


The problem occurred using Fossil 1.27, after a rebuild of a
repository created with 1.24.  However, when I tried to reproduce the
problem with a new repository, I could not do so - the rebuilt repo
contained TICKETCHNG. So unless the problem recurs I won't worry about
it.

Thank you for your response,

- Joe
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[fossil-users] Missing TICKETCHNG table after rebuilding a repository

2013-09-25 Thread Joe Knapka
Hello all,

I created a local repository under Fossil 1.24, checked in some files,
did some development, checked in some changes, and then copied the
repo to server which is running Fossil 1.27.  When notified by the
server's fossil that the DB schema was out of date, I ran fossil
rebuild on the server, and at that point everything seemed to work. I
could access it via CGI, clone the remote repo to my laptop, and push
and pull. Everything about the repository is entirely plain vanilla -
no changes to ticket fields, report formats, or anything else - just
checked-in code and a couple wiki pages.

However, today I noticed that I could not submit tickets via CGI on
the server - the New Ticket page displayed Error: no such variable:
icomment, and had no preview or submit buttons. After poking around a
bit, I found that the problem was that the TICKETCHNG table did not
exist in the repository. When I created TICKETCHNG manually (per the
description in tickets.wiki in the Fossil source tree), the New
Ticket page worked properly. Is this a known problem?

In general, Fossil and SQLite are amazing tools; my thanks to the developers.

- Joe Knapka

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beginning, not one unusual thing has ever happened. - Less Wrong
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