> When you have both a .yml and .xml schema you will receive this error. I
> don't use propel much anymore but I'm betting the issue is a slight lake
> of understanding what all the propel-X-X commands do. Some of them
> create a schema from the db, some go the other way etc... the language
> is all so similar that it can be confusing.
OK, thanks. This got me further along the line and am now able to
rebuild my database however I am unable to re-import, it falls over
when pulling the data back in and it seems as if the issue relates to
matching the foreign keys, for example the record:
Town_63:
country_id: 4
town_name: Belfast
gets imported to the town table with an ID of 60! I'm suspecting that
the import falls over due to some foreign keys not matching up.
The whole propel dumping and re-importing seems very flaky. It's
really screwed me up too as I've a bunch of schema changes that I've
been unable to apply.
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