This is a bug. Please open a ticket in google code and I will try fix it today.
Massimo On Sep 6, 4:38 am, Jurgis Pralgauskis <[email protected]> wrote: > hello, > > I am strugling with list:integer export/import > > after export->reimport I get > web2py list:int ValueError: > invalid literal for int() with base 10: '[1, 13, 14]' > > I use it in my computed field, which returns a list > I tried "|%s|" % '|'.join( map(str, the_list) ) > but it exports stuff nevertheless as "[1, 13, 14]" > if I comment out .copute -- it is show as "[1, 13, 14]" in appadmin/ > update > > so I replace in exported file with "|1|13|14|" > but GAE then sais > invalid literal for int() with base 10: "|1|13|14|" > > though nonGAE imported it OK > but then exported again as "[1, 13, 14]" > > ps.: I tried also > "1|13|14" -- which did imported it __as string__ and the started > throwing messages and hanging up :/ > so I used to change "list:int" to "string" to inspect/delete such > stuff > > by the way, If I change list:int to string, > it always show exlists as "|1|13|14|" and exports them OK ;) > and the could import again as string OK, and change field_type to > list:int OK :) > > BUT GAE complains after I convert back to "list:integer" > Property the_field must be a list > > === FINAL QUESTION === > how could one IMPORT list:integer to GAE ?
