Not sure whether it was intentional that the num_likes columns didn't have a default value but it broke the Seeders and IIRC you hadn't updated the create functions (reply/signup) and this was the easiest way to fix it (and seems logical to me).
Note that running the seeders twice will still throw errors as it tries to truncate the tables without updating foreign keys first. Not yet sure whether we want to support that?
euantorano
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9 years ago
@euantorano @wpillar
Not sure whether it was intentional that the
num_likescolumns didn't have a default value but it broke the Seeders and IIRC you hadn't updated the create functions (reply/signup) and this was the easiest way to fix it (and seems logical to me).Note that running the seeders twice will still throw errors as it tries to truncate the tables without updating foreign keys first. Not yet sure whether we want to support that?