Hi Nathan,
2011/8/2 Nathan Jones :
>>> For the second issue, I have added 'pytrainer.upgrade' to the list of
>>> packages in setup.py. I am not sure if this is enough to entirely fix
>>> this problem.
>>
>> It seems enough at least for installing sources and executing pytrainer ;)
>>
>>> Can you e
>> For the second issue, I have added 'pytrainer.upgrade' to the list of
>> packages in setup.py. I am not sure if this is enough to entirely fix
>> this problem.
>
> It seems enough at least for installing sources and executing pytrainer ;)
>
>> Can you explain how you setup Pytrainer as a Python
> BTW, Fedora has 2 packages:
>
> python-migrate
> python-sqlalchemy
These are the same as the package names in Ubuntu. It will be
python-migrate that you need.
> I need to have a look to documentation for dummies:
> http://packages.python.org/sqlalchemy-migrate/versioning.html
Reading through t
Hi,
> Good spotting. I have deleted the unused migrate directory. I don't
> think this would have been causing any issues though because it did
> not contain an __init__.py file.
Definitely not, I just wondered if some files were missing there.
> Did you install the
> sqlalchemy-migrate dependen
Good spotting. I have deleted the unused migrate directory. I don't
think this would have been causing any issues though because it did
not contain an __init__.py file. Did you install the
sqlalchemy-migrate dependency? Hopefully this solves the first issue.
For the second issue, I have added 'pyt
Hi Nathan,
> The new data upgrade functionality is available in revision 826. This
> adds sqlalchemy-migrate as a dependency.
>
> Sqlalchemy-migrate uses a version table in the DB to keep track of the
> schema version. Each time Pytrainer starts, the upgrade mechanism will
> check this version num
The new data upgrade functionality is available in revision 826. This
adds sqlalchemy-migrate as a dependency.
Sqlalchemy-migrate uses a version table in the DB to keep track of the
schema version. Each time Pytrainer starts, the upgrade mechanism will
check this version number, adding it if missi
I've mostly done the work for splitting data migrations out into
individual scripts for each schema version and automating this process
using sqlalchemy-migrate. I hope to get this committed soon.
Surprisingly, Pytrainer used to have a rudimentary version-by-version
upgrade mechanism. In revision
On Wednesday, June 1, 2011 at 10:41:29 PM, "Nathan Jones"
wrote:
> Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that it will be better to use an
> existing library instead of crafting our own solution so I've had a
> closer look at sqlalchemy-migrate.
>
> I was previously in favour of using the applicatio
Thanks for the suggestion. I agree that it will be better to use an
existing library instead of crafting our own solution so I've had a
closer look at sqlalchemy-migrate.
I was previously in favour of using the application version number as
the DB schema number but, now that I think about how
sqla
Hi
I think this is a great idea! I'm just wondering whether there aren't existing
projects that could help us with this (something like sqlalchemy-migrate...)
Cheers
David
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