BTW, what you are experiencing is totally predictable, but you're "barking
at the wrong tree".
now:
migrate=True, fake_migrate=False
db.define_table('mi_tabla',
Field('f1', 'integer'),
Field('f2', 'integer'),
Field('f3', 'integer'),
Field('f4', 'integer'),
migrate='mi_tabla.table'
)
all is fine
now + 1:
db.define_table('mi_tabla',
Field('f1', 'integer'),
# Field('f2', 'integer'),
Field('f3', 'integer'),
Field('f4', 'integer'),
migrate='mi_tabla.table'
)
f2 is removed from the table
this exception "*ProgrammingError: column "f2" of relation "mi_tabla" does
not exist" *doesn't come from that model... you have some piece of code
that is running and is referencing f2.
setting fake_migrate at this time doesn't do anything, as your table
definition is already without f2 AND your "real" table hasn't an f2 column.
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