Hi Oliver;Thank you -- Oh dear; another one. I've just shuffled the migration around again; it *should* work now.
The behavior does not seem to be happening locally so it ~probably~ would be worth upgrading to the 9.3 version.
Regards; On 7/08/14 11:30 pm, Oliver Tappe wrote:
On 2014-08-07 at 12:33:27 [+0200], Andrew Lindesay <apl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Not sure if you caught that I had pushed a patch for this database migration issue; so it should be ready for another re-attempt at deployment.Yep, I did catch that and I've just checked again, but git pull isn't fetching anything new. The error message changed inbetween tries (I think it failed when trying to alter a column in the prominence table to be not null at first and now it fails when trying to create the prominence_id foreign index), so something has changed, apparently just something else is missing. If you prefer, we can just as well try with postgres-9.3. Just say so and I will try to upgrade postgres to 9.3.5. cheers, Oliver
-- Andrew Lindesay