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Sandbox creation problem #201
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Hi Matt, I notice in the stacktrace above that no migrations have been applied. Could you please remove the sqlite database in the root directory of the project and run the Thanks, Jasper |
Hi Jasper,
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Hi Matt, Thank you for the new stacktrace. Could you please provide me with the version number of Sqlite that you're running? Thanks, Jasper |
This should be it I think! :)
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Could you update your sqlite installation to the newest version? I suspect the error is caused by a bug resolved in newer versions of Sqlite. |
Ok, I have done that am now at 3.29.0 but there are still problems. Here's what I get:
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Just to be clear that django is using the latest version of sqlite:
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@jberghoef Any other ideas on this? :) |
Hi @mattlinares , This seems to be a similar problem as described here: wagtail/wagtail#4941 . One solution mentioned is not to upgrade, but downgrade SQLite. I guess that's worth a try. If you don't mind changing up the code a little bit you could consider changing the database to Postgres. |
Any ideas about what's going on here?
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