Closed jonfroehlich closed 6 years ago
johnsonkuang
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6 years ago Simple fix: navigate to the migrations directory in django and delete all of the migrations. Django migrations have dependencies that point to the previous one applied, so by deleting them all you force Django to remake all the migrations and thus remove the faulty dependency
jonfroehlich
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6 years ago Do you mean navigate to migrations dir in Docker?
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Simple fix: navigate to the migrations directory in django and delete all of the migrations. Django migrations have dependencies that point to the previous one applied, so by deleting them all you force Django to remake all the migrations and thus remove the faulty dependency
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johnsonkuang
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6 years ago No just go to the local migrations directory that you’re using and then delete all the migration files. That will do it.
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From: Jon Froehlich notifications@github.com Sent: Saturday, August 11, 2018 4:04:39 PM To: jonfroehlich/makeabilitylabwebsite Cc: johnsonkuang; Assign Subject: Re: [jonfroehlich/makeabilitylabwebsite] I can no longer get my Docker instance to run the ML website (#555)
Do you mean navigate to migrations dir in Docker?
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Simple fix: navigate to the migrations directory in django and delete all of the migrations. Django migrations have dependencies that point to the previous one applied, so by deleting them all you force Django to remake all the migrations and thus remove the faulty dependency
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johnsonkuang
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6 years ago @jonfroehlich did the solution work?
jonfroehlich
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6 years ago I likely won't have time to work on the ML website this week. Will let you know, however.
jonfroehlich
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6 years ago I deleted all files in the migrations folder and tried again (first rebuilding docker via docker build . -t makelab_image and then running docker, see command below). This is the error I got:
PS D:\Git\makeabilitylabwebsite> docker run -p 8000:8000 -ti -v ${pwd}/db:/code/db -v ${pwd}/media:/code/media -v ${pwd}/website:/code/website makelab_image
C:\Program Files\Docker\Docker\Resources\bin\docker.exe: Error response from daemon: error while creating mount source path '/host_mnt/d/Git/makeabilitylabwebsite/db': mkdir /host_mnt/d: file exists.Hmm, try rebuilding the docker image, maybe that will resolve this issue
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I deleted all files in the migrations folder and tried again. This is the error I got:
PS D:\Git\makeabilitylabwebsite> docker run -p 8000:8000 -ti -v ${pwd}/db:/code/db -v ${pwd}/media:/code/media -v ${pwd}/website:/code/website makelab_image C:\Program Files\Docker\Docker\Resources\bin\docker.exe: Error response from daemon: error while creating mount source path '/host_mnt/d/Git/makeabilitylabwebsite/db': mkdir /host_mnt/d: file exists.
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jonfroehlich
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6 years ago Isn't that what I did? Re-read my message.
jonfroehlich
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6 years ago In the end, I just started from scratch :(
Looks like it has something to do with @johnsonkuang's get_person stuff that he was working on...
Should I just start over with a clean instance of Docker and code? Here's the full log.