I think that the overwriting feature is fine just as it's right now... I
have one application on production server and I can update it merging the
update with the old version without troubling my self with backups for
upload files, for example.
In my models definition modules - with is the way i prefer - i ask if db
has or not the table, for example:
if not hasattr (db, 'person'):
db. define_table ('person', ... )
On Jan 28, 2016 12:51 PM, "Annet" <[email protected]> wrote:
I just uploaded and installed a packed application overwriting an
installed app. The problem is that this procedure does not
remove the files form the old app that are not in the new app.
I had a model file named 76_resume.py which I renamed 78_resume.py
this resulted in an error ticket about already existing tables.
Why doesn't web2py remove the files that are no longer there when
I overwrite an app?
Kind regards,
Annet
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