Ah, got it now. I could have *sworn* db:schema:load worked even in
this instance, but peeking at the source in Rails 2.3.5 shows that's
not the case; that task requires the environment to load first as well.
I've got some free cycles this weekend; I'll take a look at it. I
*thought* this was a repeat of #345 (https://hobo.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8324/tickets/345-inheritance-is-broken-again
), but it's a little different.
--Matt Jones
On Jan 22, 2010, at 3:39 PM, VegHead wrote:
As Matt pointed out offline, we shouldn't be running the migrations
for a new developer.
"Even in this case, you'll want to run something like db:setup (which
creates the db, loads the schema from db/schema.rb and seeds it)
rather than mucking around with re-running all the migrations."
Unfortunately, db:setup produces the same results:
$ rake db:setup
...
rake aborted!
Table as does not exist
-Sean
On Jan 22, 2:21 pm, VegHead <[email protected]> wrote:
Shoot. Accidentally replied directly to Matt Jones. *sigh*
On Jan 22, 1:40 pm, Matt Jones <[email protected]> wrote:
On Jan 22, 2010, at 2:30 PM, VegHead wrote:
Yup. Basically started with a brand new database... no tables at
all.
Even in vanilla Rails, migrating on a blank DB isn't the preferred
way
to clear the db - rake db:reset should work better, and has the
advantage of re-seeding the DB, if your using the db/seeds.rb stuff
added in Rails 2.3.
There is a scenario where it is normal for the user/developer to have
a blank db: adding a new member to the development team.
In fact, that's how I discovered this. Another developer checked out
the project, added the necessary database users, created the
databases
and tried to run the migrations. He immediately ran into the "Table
foo does not exist" error.
That's also why I was testing with a blank database - I was trying to
recreate his experience.
-Sean
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