Solve MakeMigration issue with MySql #144
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Is this potentially related to #124? Does django-robots 6.0 or 6.1 resolve this? |
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@pooja-narwade Is this still an issue in django-robots 6.0? Does this apply to I think - it may be this PR was made after a fix was merged to master and 6.0b0 was prereleased, but before 6.0 was released:
via django-robots' release history. Maybe this PR is helpful based on where 5.0 was, but in this circumstance master may already have overcame the issue by that time. What do you think? |
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django-robots version 5.0
I am using above version of django-robots. When database is SQLite, things are working fine but when the database is MySQL, it gives following error while running migrate command.
Error: django.db.utils.OperationalError: (3780, "Referencing column 'rule_id' and referenced column 'id' in foreign key constraint 'robots_rule_sites_rule_id_7921a799_fk_robots_rule_id' are incompatible.")
I investigate and figure out that the BigAutoField is causing the problem.