On Tue, Dec 12, 2017 at 6:57 PM, J Knight <j...@j2mfk.com> wrote:
> Hello. I have some older fossil archives that report:
>
>
>
> SQLITE_ERROR: table config has no column named mtime
>
> fossil: table config has no column named mtime: {REPLACE INTO
> config(name,value,mtime) VALUES('hash-policy',1,now())}
>
>
>
> issuing a ‘rebuild’ and a ‘rebuild –force’ gives the same error. Is there
> some way to bring these up to date or somehow migrate?
>
i'm not 100% certain that this will do the job, but it's worth a try...
See:
[stephan@host:~]$ f help decon
Usage f deconstruct ?OPTIONS? DESTINATION
This command exports all artifacts of a given repository and
writes all artifacts to the file system. The DESTINATION directory
will be populated with subdirectories AA and files AA/BBBBBBBBB.., where
AABBBBBBBBB.. is the 40+ character artifact ID, AA the first 2 characters.
If -L|--prefixlength is given, the length (default 2) of the directory
prefix can be set to 0,1,..,9 characters.
Options:
-R|--repository REPOSITORY deconstruct given REPOSITORY
-L|--prefixlength N set the length of the names of the DESTINATION
subdirectories to N
--private Include private artifacts.
See also: rebuild, reconstruct
[stephan@host:~]$ f help recon
Usage: f reconstruct FILENAME DIRECTORY
This command studies the artifacts (files) in DIRECTORY and
reconstructs the fossil record from them. It places the new
fossil repository in FILENAME. Subdirectories are read, files
with leading '.' in the filename are ignored.
See also: deconstruct, rebuil
So... (untested)...
fossil decon -R repo.file ~/tmp/xxx
Then:
fossil recon repo-new.file ~/tmp/xxx
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----- stephan beal
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