Closed dennis-it-net closed 2 years ago
You don't. But the default database engine is SQLite and the script apparently attempts to delete any existing database. Since Python 3.8 this apparently raises an exception if the file doesn't exist. However, unless you use the migrate
command with --delete-migrations
, that exception is caught, so that should only result in a log message, not a fatal error.
Thanks for the reply. So what's the exact command to get around this?
Is it: ./setup.py migrate --delete-migrations then ./setup.py install
So what's the exact command to get around this?
Around what? It's just a log message.
I'm getting the error when running setup.py:
[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/dennis/strongMan/strongMan/db.sqlite3'
I didn't see sqlite3 in the list of requirements.