On 21 Apr 2008, at 08:56, Frederick Cheung wrote:

>
> On 17 Apr 2008, at 08:24, Michael Koziarski wrote:
>
>>
>>> Well the ones for which the adapters come with rails (mysql,  
>>> postgres,
>>> sqlite3, sqlite (does anyone actually use sqlite non-3? there's
>>> currently failing tests there)) should certainly all be kept  
>>> happy. I
>>> personally don't have the faintest clue how heavily used/important  
>>> the
>>> others are.
>>
>> The other databases should be kept green by the maintainers of their
>> adapters.   So sqlite, mysql and postgresql are the ones we're  
>> looking
>> after.   The sqlite2 test failures are strange, is there anyone out
>> there using it at present?  Would be good to fix this before 2.1 or  
>> at
>> least document the missing functionality.
>
> So, since you applied the patches I write for those issues sqlite3,  
> mysql & postgres are all happy, sqlite2 has a single failure that  
> I'm looking at. So far, I've left the schema files for the other  
> databases there (along with the code in the aaa_create_tables_test)  
> to load these (but turned off) on the ground that I wouldn't want to  
> make it difficult for someone fix any failures this causes in other  
> databases. Alternatively I could just blow it all away (after all  
> that is what source control is for). Opinions ?

Found out why the test was failing, turned out to be very simple: 
http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994-ruby-on-rails/tickets/30-add-unique-index-test-fails-on-sqlite2

Fred

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