Jonas Borgström wrote:
> Christian Boos wrote:
>   
>> I propose that we delay 0.10 for one more day or two.
>> Now (Monday morning in Europe), we're only starting to see feedback on
>> the rc1.
>> There's already one that I consider to be critical and which is maybe
>> worth some more testing (#3778).
>> Others, like #3781 are the kind of polishing that can be quickly done
>> and that a "stable" release would deserve.
>>     
>
> Yeah, it looks like we might have to delay the release a day or two
> after all. since among other things the proposed patch for #3378 hasn't
> yet been verified by the reporter, and as far as I can tell not been
> tested on all database backends.
>   

So far I tested it with pysqlite (new env. + ugprade), postgres (only 
upgrade) and mysql (only new env), but only to see that everything still 
works, as I didn't have myself an error before the upgrade.
On the mysql case, I think this could also solve #3676, as having 
PRIMARY KEY also enforces a UNIQUE constraints which can't currently be 
guaranteed if we truncate the paths...

> I guess we could wait with this fix until 0.10.1, but in the past we
> have tried to avoid changing the db schema on the stable branch.
>   

Yep, that's what I was thinking too, so better fix this now if we can.

-- Christian


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