Isolate your database, delete any other database related to your project,
rebuild all the project,
check that no other database was created.
And finally, look at your log (log/app_env.log).
2009/10/29 Adrien Mogenet adrien.moge...@gmail.com
I run tests under 'test' env which works
Have you set environments ?
a dev, test prod ? Have you different databases ?
In which one are you running your tests ?
And if you drop all DB except the test, does it works ?
2009/10/27 Adrien Mogenet adrien.moge...@gmail.com
Hi everyone,
I'm using fixture to fill my database with 3
This is the expected behaviour because symfony's load fixture methods dont
drop the tables and recreate them. If you drop the database yourself and
regenerate it before you run tests, or truncate each table, then you should
have things working as you want.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009 at 6:09 PM, Adrien
I run tests under 'test' env which works perfectly, using a app-test
database :-)
The point I would like to figure out is really the issue with the ID
that my sfBrowser is returning after signing in, which is different
from the ID in Database, but not the first time, just after reloading
