Jonathan Wight wrote:
> Just updated my turbogears working directory to HEAD and am now
> getting an error when I try to create a new project using sqlite and
> with the identity module turned on. This is on a PowerMac G5 running
> 10.4.5 [...]
FWIW, I cannot reproduce the problem here. Latest TG etc. from SVN on
Windows XP, pysqlite 2.1.3 (*):
...
>>> for row in con.execute("select name from sqlite_master where
type='table'"):
...
(u'bla',)
(u'tg_visit',)
(u'tg_user',)
(u'tg_group',)
(u'tg_user_group',)
(u'tg_group_permission',)
(u'tg_permission',)
(u'tg_visit_identity',)
>>>
All identity and visit tables are created in my SQLite database.
Can you try to activate SQLObject logging (don't know how to do that
myself, yet) to see which is the offending SQL statement(s)?
-- Gerhard
(*) I'm 99.9999999 % sure the pysqlite version does not matter, except
you won't get this particular error message if you use pysqlite
1.something, because it did not have this check, yet.
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