Open austeny opened 3 months ago
Thanks for reporting this. That schema_info
table is created by Sequel to track which migrations have been run - are you able to share any more details about your postgres configuration so that we can try to reproduce this and report this to their team?
We have followed the guidance from the Inferno Framework Postgres docs. We are using the postgres:14.1-alpine image with our Postgres database deployed within AWS RDS.
I'm not as familiar with Sequel and how it setups the database for migrations. We started from a fresh postgres RDS and ran into the issue when starting Inferno. I'm assuming a solution here would be to create a step in the db migration to run the following command ALTER TABLE schema_info REPLICA IDENTITY FULL;
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Great thanks, I'll look more into that. In the meantime we'll add a note to the instructions on what to do if this error occurs
I'm experiencing an issue where deploying Inferno to a fresh postgres database runs into the following error. It looks to be an issue with the Sequel migration. I did figure out a workaround where I executed the following command
ALTER TABLE schema_info REPLICA IDENTITY FULL;
on the database before deploying Inferno which resolved the problem.