Sorry for the spam. The registry is not just in the cache_bootstrap, it's also in the main registry tables.
I have only been able to get around this issue by disabling modules in the db, running "drush updatedb", and then re-enabling my modules. Fun with registries! On 24 January 2011 17:32, Greenman <green...@the-organization.com> wrote: > I will now answer my question: > > The object registry is in the bootstrap cache. Clear that and things should > work. > > > > > I would have had some success earlier had I been running my queries on the > correct database. Thwak! > > > > > On 24 January 2011 16:50, Greenman <green...@the-organization.com> wrote: > >> I keep hitting this problem: I update or move a module and everything >> breaks. Most of the time the issue is to do with Drupal’s cache of files, >> objects and includes. >> >> How do I update this list ? Unfortunately Drush is even more sensitive to >> this issue than core, so a drush script is probably not the best way to go. >> >> Any ideas on how to re-build the file list ? >> >> >> Peter >> > >
