Solved.
It wasn't the OS, django, Python or MySQL versions...
It was the South version. Locally I was using 0.6.2 whereas the on the
development server I had 0.6-pre installed.
btw, if you encounter this and try to "python setup.py install" the
new South - remember to erase the old South folders an
I'm using South to migrate a certain field from ForeignField to
OneToOneField.
Initial state is that I have model A pointing to model B using a
ForeignField. Of course there's only one instance of A pointing to a B
instance.
I wasn't sure if this would work directly, or that I should do a 3-
stage
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