[GeoNode-users] Migration from 2.4
Toni Schönbuchner
toni.schoenbuchner at csgis.de
Wed Oct 17 23:26:42 PDT 2018
Hi Olivier,
I´ve migrated 2.4 -> 2.8 some time ago and found problems with db migrations as well.
See Issue: https://github.com/GeoNode/geonode/issues/3870 <https://github.com/GeoNode/geonode/issues/3870>
Did you go to 2.10? And can you share your errortrace somewhere?
Chees,
Toni
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> Date: Thu, 18 Oct 2018 13:34:29 +1200
> From: Olivier Dalang <olivier.dalang at gmail.com>
> To: geonode-users <geonode-users at lists.osgeo.org>
> Subject: [GeoNode-users] Migration from 2.4
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> Hi !
>
> I'm currently trying to migrate an old geonode install (2.4) to the current
> version.
> I managed to get the migrations to run after some tweaks (details below),
> but the database is not consistent with the models.
>
> Is this expected ? Or is there something wrong with the previous install ?
> (it's old and I have no details about how it was installed). I searched a
> bit about migrating old geonodes, but didn't find any details past
> migrating with --fake-initial.
>
> I can fix the schema with sqldiff (from django-extensions) but would like
> to know if this is supposed to happen or not.
>
> Thanks !!
>
> Olivier
>
>
>
> Here are the steps I did :
>
> 1) Run migrations with --fake-initial. This fails at :
>
> Applying layers.0029_layer_service...
> ...
> django.db.utils.ProgrammingError: column "service_id" of relation
> "layers_layer" already exists
>
> 2) Manually fix this :
> ALTER TABLE public.layers_layer DROP COLUMN service_id;
>
> 3) Run the migrations (they complete)
>
> 4) Check the consistency with python manage.py sqldiff -ae (from
> django-extensions). There are inconsistencies, some of which will cause
> problems (NOT NULL constraints, missing columns, etc.). Using this, I can
> fix the schema (need to drop tables with no models).
>
> BEGIN;
> -- Model missing for table: account_accountdeletion
> -- Model missing for table: account_account
> -- Model missing for table: account_signupcoderesult
> -- Model missing for table: account_signupcode
> -- Model missing for table: celery_taskmeta
> -- Model missing for table: celery_tasksetmeta
> -- Model missing for table: djcelery_intervalschedule
> -- Model missing for table: djcelery_crontabschedule
> -- Model missing for table: djcelery_periodictasks
> -- Model missing for table: djcelery_workerstate
> -- Model missing for table: account_signupcodeextended
> -- Model missing for table: djcelery_periodictask
> -- Model missing for table: djcelery_taskstate
> -- Application: actstream
> -- Model: Follow
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_follow_object_id"
> ON "actstream_follow" ("object_id");
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_follow_object_id_like"
> ON "actstream_follow" ("object_id" varchar_pattern_ops);
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_follow_started"
> ON "actstream_follow" ("started");
> -- Model: Action
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_actor_object_id"
> ON "actstream_action" ("actor_object_id");
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_actor_object_id_like"
> ON "actstream_action" ("actor_object_id" varchar_pattern_ops);
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_verb"
> ON "actstream_action" ("verb");
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_verb_like"
> ON "actstream_action" ("verb" varchar_pattern_ops);
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_target_object_id"
> ON "actstream_action" ("target_object_id");
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_target_object_id_like"
> ON "actstream_action" ("target_object_id" varchar_pattern_ops);
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_action_object_object_id"
> ON "actstream_action" ("action_object_object_id");
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_action_object_object_id_like"
> ON "actstream_action" ("action_object_object_id" varchar_pattern_ops);
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_timestamp"
> ON "actstream_action" ("timestamp");
> CREATE INDEX "actstream_action_public"
> ON "actstream_action" ("public");
> ALTER TABLE "actstream_action"
> ALTER "data" TYPE jsonb;
> -- Application: tastypie
> -- Model: ApiKey
> ALTER TABLE "tastypie_apikey"
> ALTER "key" TYPE varchar(128);
> -- Application: base
> -- Model: ContactRole
> ALTER TABLE "base_contactrole"
> ALTER COLUMN "resource_id" DROP NOT NULL;
> -- Model: ResourceBase
> ALTER TABLE "base_resourcebase"
> DROP COLUMN "distribution_url";
> ALTER TABLE "base_resourcebase"
> DROP COLUMN "distribution_description";
> -- Model: Link
> ALTER TABLE "base_link"
> ALTER COLUMN "resource_id" DROP NOT NULL;
> -- Application: layers
> -- Model: Layer
> ALTER TABLE "layers_layer"
> DROP COLUMN "distribution_description_en";
> -- Application: maps
> -- Model: Map
> ALTER TABLE "maps_map"
> DROP COLUMN "distribution_description_en";
> -- Application: documents
> -- Model: Document
> ALTER TABLE "documents_document"
> DROP COLUMN "distribution_description_en";
> ALTER TABLE "documents_document"
> ALTER "doc_file" TYPE varchar(255);
> ALTER TABLE "documents_document"
> ALTER "doc_url" TYPE varchar(255);
> -- Application: people
> -- Model: Profile
> ALTER TABLE "people_profile"
> ALTER "email" TYPE varchar(254);
> ALTER TABLE "people_profile"
> ALTER COLUMN "last_login" DROP NOT NULL;
> -- Application: groups
> -- Model: GroupProfile
> ALTER TABLE "groups_groupprofile"
> ALTER "email" TYPE varchar(254);
> -- Application: upload
> -- Model: Upload
> ALTER TABLE "upload_upload"
> ADD COLUMN "mosaic_time_value" varchar(128);
> ALTER TABLE "upload_upload"
> ADD COLUMN "mosaic_time_regex" varchar(128);
> ALTER TABLE "upload_upload"
> ADD COLUMN "mosaic_elev_regex" varchar(128);
> ALTER TABLE "upload_upload"
> ADD COLUMN "mosaic_elev_value" varchar(128);
> COMMIT;
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