model KVStore initial migration not in package when installing via pip #458
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It already exists. It's just not in any releases on PyPI, which is the real issue. |
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Any updates to this issue? |
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@mariocesar This really needs addressed! No one can use this library without googling around and figuring out that it's not working because migrations aren't included in the package they installed. |
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@dmwyatt You are right, need wrap a plan to maintain some compatibility and release a new version in the process. If you want to help, solving tests and maintaining compatibility while doing the upgrade will fix all we need to release. |
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Installed with pip, followed the documentation, decided to use the default settings and bumped into this. Easy to solve of course but for a beginner user this still seems to be an issue. |
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Main issue is that the stable version is really outdated, and the work on the next released is stalled. If someone wants to give a hand on the next release is welcome. There is really not much work, update some tests, rename somethings, and other minor things |
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@mariocesar, thanks for the update. Is there a todo list for the new release somewhere so newcomers can try to help? |
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Can we at least have a release Also, like @pembeci said, a list of things that need work for the next release (maybe just tag the GH issues) would be great. I'm sure I can make the time to work on them at some point, but most importantly, I'm sure other are. |
Note: thumbnail.0001_initial migration was not in my django_migrataion table, so after this upgrade I was prompted to apply the migration, which then errored out because the thumbnail_kvstore table already exists. Probably related to the issue here: jazzband/sorl-thumbnail#458 To fix, I just manually added a row to django_migrations to indicate that this migration was already applied.
* Upgrade to Django==2.0.13 * Add missing ON DELETE CASCADE to old migrations * Upgrade to Django==2.2.17 Hoping to solve string type problem, in case related to python 3.9 * Replace auth_views.login/logout with auth_views.LoginView/LogoutView * %s/MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES/MIDDLEWARE * Update to default Django 2.2 middleware * Resolve TypeError by removing byte qualifier in M2M fields in migrations Was getting this error when trying to run migrations, the stack trace pointing at M2M fields: TypeError: attribute name must be string, not 'bytes' * Drop parens from user.is_authenticated * Change Login/LogoutView to Login/LogoutView.as_view() * Nest login.html in registration dir * Upgrade to 2.2.26 * Upgrade to sorl-thumbnail==12.4.1 Note: thumbnail.0001_initial migration was not in my django_migrataion table, so after this upgrade I was prompted to apply the migration, which then errored out because the thumbnail_kvstore table already exists. Probably related to the issue here: jazzband/sorl-thumbnail#458 To fix, I just manually added a row to django_migrations to indicate that this migration was already applied. * Upgrade to sorl-thumbnail==12.5.0 This fixes the bug on the UploadedImage admin (due to sorl thumbnail widget compatibility) * Upgrade all the way to sorl-thumbnail==12.7.0 * Upgrade to django-taggit==2.0.0 * Restore cors middleware (and upgrade package)
I installed the package via pip and I was getting a programming error. I had to create the KVStore inital migration manually to make it work because apparently it was not there.
python manage.py makemigrations thumbnail
Migrations for 'thumbnail':
0001_initial.py:
- Create model KVStore
It should be included in the package to avoid problems. thank you
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