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ERROR on `disco import -z`: no such column: m_match_method about discodos HOT 1 CLOSED

joj0 commented on August 23, 2024

ERROR on `disco import -z`: no such column: m_match_method

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JOJ0 commented on August 23, 2024

The issue has been fixed in the commit stated above (09d2d96). In case someone faces this error with an already existing database, these are the steps to fix in a install from git in a venv or the user's environment in a homedir:

Change into the DiscoDOS git repo: cd discodos
Update with git pull; python setup.py develop (or ..setup py install if you prefer that).
Run setup, schema upgrade needs to be forced: disco setup --force. Ignore the duplicate column name warnings.
An additional column m_match_time should have been created. To clear the wrong column, it can be deleted manually:
- sqlite3 ~/.discodos/discobase.db < sql/db_repair_2022-06-07.sql (sqlite3 binary should be available in the discodos venv)

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