What if my models are not in models.py about django-reversion HOT 3 CLOSED

It sounds like your reversion database is out of date. If you don't
have any important data in reversion at the moment, a simple
./manage.py reset reversion should do the trick.

Basically, the reversion_revision table gained a new column in the
trunk recently.

If you do have important data in the versions table, check out the
wiki page on schema migrations. It should point you in the right
direction. :)

On Monday, 11 April 2011, fossemeister
[email protected]
wrote:

I am new the django world and have organized my models into smaller .py files, encompassed in a models folder.  When I try to create the initial reversions, the error I get is "DatabaseError: no such column: reversion_version.type" .  I'm guessing this has to do with my model organization.  Is there a workaround?

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excellent!

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This has little to do with the actual (rightly closed) issue, but answers the question posed in the issue title. I post it as a favor to future googlers: What if my models are not in models.py

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