south populating string False in sqlite

[msoulier]

I have models with boolean fields and a default of a Python False.

I'm then finding this in the sqlite database

uca_admin = False

That should be 0, not False. The subsequent code reading from that db
is rather surprised to find the string False for a boolean (which,
granted, the sqlite developers should not permit), and I now have to
write additional code to account for it. It is not in Python, my
product uses various languages.

Any chance of fixing this?

Thanks.

[Andrew Godwin]

Have you tried using the development version? We've fixed stuff like
this since the past release, if I remember right.

Andrew

[Michael P. Soulier]

On 10/02/12 Andrew Godwin said:

> Have you tried using the development version? We've fixed stuff like
> this since the past release, if I remember right.

I'm using 0.7.3.

Mike

[Michael P. Soulier]

On 10/02/12 Andrew Godwin said:

> Have you tried using the development version? We've fixed stuff like
> this since the past release, if I remember right.

I'll try cloning the Hg repo and see if it's fixed...

[Andrew Godwin]

You can also just "pip install -U South==dev"

Andrew