Re: Migrations File too Large preventing Migrate

[Peter Mudoko]

On Mon, 20 May 2019, 05:11 Yoo,  wrote:

> In Django 2.2, I run makemigrations then migrate. I wait approx. 5-7
> minutes and then I get "Fatal Python error: Cannot recover from stack
> overflow." "Current thread 0x0002094 (most recent call first):" yada yada
> "File "manage.py", line 17 in main "File manage.py line 21 in "
>
>
> End. I check the migrations file and the file is 4000 lines of code large.
> What do I do in this case? Should I make my own migration files, and if so,
> how?
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Re: Migrations File too Large preventing Migrate

[Yoo]

https://stackoverflow.com/q/56213264/10973829
Originally, I posted this in StackOverflow. Not getting any responses. I looked 
over all my migration files, and it seems like they get continuously larger.
There are more “Test” tables than what you see in the migration files; what 
I’ve done was split the models.py files into multiple “apps” inside a model 
directory.
I’m using Django-Tagulous, and I’ve made 3 custom Tagulous tables. Some of the 
99 x3 tables are connected to 1 and up to 3 tag fields. The each 99 are 
different in attribution, but on average they have 8 fields. I first migrated 
99 tables. The next 99 would not migrate. 

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Re: Migrations File too Large preventing Migrate

[Joe Reitman]

Can you show us the model your trying to migrate?

On Sunday, May 19, 2019 at 9:11:47 PM UTC-5, Yoo wrote:
>
> In Django 2.2, I run makemigrations then migrate. I wait approx. 5-7 
> minutes and then I get "Fatal Python error: Cannot recover from stack 
> overflow." "Current thread 0x0002094 (most recent call first):" yada yada 
> "File "manage.py", line 17 in main "File manage.py line 21 in "
>
>
> End. I check the migrations file and the file is 4000 lines of code large. 
> What do I do in this case? Should I make my own migration files, and if so, 
> how?
>

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Migrations File too Large preventing Migrate

[Yoo]

In Django 2.2, I run makemigrations then migrate. I wait approx. 5-7 
minutes and then I get "Fatal Python error: Cannot recover from stack 
overflow." "Current thread 0x0002094 (most recent call first):" yada yada 
"File "manage.py", line 17 in main "File manage.py line 21 in "


End. I check the migrations file and the file is 4000 lines of code large. 
What do I do in this case? Should I make my own migration files, and if so, 
how?

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