Wow, I actually got this working again. I can hardly believe it.
I have a tracks.mysql that I was using to restore my database.
Restoring the database using "mysql -u myname -p < tracks.sql" wasn't
doing what I thought it was.
I had to drop the database, create an empty one named tracks, and then
run the command to restore it again. After running rake on this,
everything worked.
Stephen
On Jan 29, 2009, at 7:46 AM, Eric Allen wrote:
Yeowch! Renier?
It feels to me like your database schema missed that migration
somehow. This could cause more trouble than it does good, so keep a
backup, but you can go in manually and force a migration by deleting
that row (039 for recurring todos) from the schema_migrations table
and re-running db:migrate. I'd still like to understand why this
situation arose in the first place...
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