Thanks Jim!
rake production db:migrate:extensions
didn't seem to get the job done - I think there is a dependancy
between some of the extensions (copy_move, dashboard, page_preview,
paperclipped, ray, reorder, settings, sns, sns_minifier). Funny enough
if I do
foreach extension (*) # in vendor/extensions
(cd ../.. ; rake radiant:extensions:${extension}:migrate)
end
I get the right result.
I also did:
foreach extension (*) # in vendor/extensions
(cd ../.. ; rake radiant:extensions:${extension}:update)
end
just in case.
On Dec 7, 1:24 pm, Jim Gay <j...@saturnflyer.com> wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 6, 2010 at 9:14 PM, Marc <marc.bosc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi All,
>
> > If I have a site with a number of extensions installed and I had to
> > drop the database and want to reinitialise it what are the steps?
>
> > I've tried
> > rake production db:bootstrap --trace
>
> > which fails due to missing columns that are part of various
> > extensions.
>
> > I've tried
> > rake production db:migrate
>
> > after to try and fix that, but the admin pages seem to disallow any
> > activity that would change the database…
>
> > Regards,
>
> > Marc
>
> Here's the short answer: move your extensions into a different
> directory, bootstrap, and then move them back and migrate the
> extensions
>
> It probably depends on your extensions.
> Some are written blindly updating the existing models with assumptions
> that the database exits.
> An extension might add a column to the database and
> validate_presence_of for that column, for example.
> Some extensions might be fine, and others kill bootstrapping. So its
> easier to just bootstrap without any of them, and then add them back.
>
> --
> Jim Gay
> Saturn Flyer LLChttp://www.saturnflyer.com
> 571-403-0338
