Re: Promlems with Fixtures using $import in RC3

[Christof Damian]

Yes, the connection seems to be the problem. I also saw this in
another thread, which did the trick.

var $import = array('model' = 'Foo', 'connection' = 'default');

2008/10/3 mark_story [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 There were a number of problems with fixture importing in RC2, which
 were corrected.  Perhaps one of these corrections broke your tests?.
 For examples on fixture use check the fixture test. You can also try
 specifying which connection you want to use so connection = default

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Promlems with Fixtures using $import in RC3

[cdamian]

I am having problems with fixtures which use $import = SomeModel.

I am getting the usual Database table some_models for model SomeModel
was not found.

Sometimes it helps to change it to $import = array('table' =
'some_models'); but this doesn't solve it all the time. Especially if
there are multiple fixtures used in a test.

Did the way fixtures should be used change in RC3, the tests were
working in RC2 ? Or should I just stop using $import ?
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Re: Promlems with Fixtures using $import in RC3

[mark_story]

There were a number of problems with fixture importing in RC2, which
were corrected.  Perhaps one of these corrections broke your tests?.
For examples on fixture use check the fixture test. You can also try
specifying which connection you want to use so connection = default

-Mark

On Oct 3, 5:07 am, cdamian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am having problems with fixtures which use $import = SomeModel.

 I am getting the usual Database table some_models for model SomeModel
 was not found.

 Sometimes it helps to change it to $import = array('table' =
 'some_models'); but this doesn't solve it all the time. Especially if
 there are multiple fixtures used in a test.

 Did the way fixtures should be used change in RC3, the tests were
 working in RC2 ? Or should I just stop using $import ?
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