Oh Crap Bad Baseline!

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RunThePun

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Jun 2, 2009, 2:32:59 PM6/2/09
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I updated my svn project with a model change, and the evolution app at
the same time. So when evolution made a baseline, it used the model I
wanted it to change as a baseline.

I'm trying to drop the 2 evolution tables django_project_version and
django_evolution, then rebaseline with the old models.py. Lets hope
this works.

--runthepun

Russell Keith-Magee

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Jun 2, 2009, 7:50:57 PM6/2/09
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This should work. Everything Evolution does is stored in those two
tables, so if you delete them, you are essentially starting from
scratch.

The general use case you describe is a common problem, and it is
something that I would like to address. As an intermediate
workaround, there is a long standing ticket to add some commands to
rebaseline and/or force evolutions in/out of the current baseline.

Yours,
Russ Magee %-)

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