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Hello Everyone, i am trying to update(ALTER) my existing table i have made the changes into the XML

U01J3GPTA1H
U01J3GPTA1H Posts: 43 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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Hello Everyone,
i am trying to update(ALTER) my existing table i have made the changes into the XML schema but when i try to hit the console propel:install command getting this issue. Any suggestions ?

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  • UKTSRTD5M
    UKTSRTD5M Posts: 77 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    Hi Shivam, Propel will not generate a new migration file unless you either apply the existing migration file or - what you most certainly want to do - delete the existing migration file (found in something like src/Orm/Propel/STORENAME/Migration.../). This would lead to either inconsitent oder conflicting changes. After applying or deleting you should be able to run propel:install again.

  • Alberto Reyer
    Alberto Reyer Posts: 690 🪐 - Explorer

    One of the propel migrations was not executed against the database.
    As propel:install will generate all necessary changes anyway, you can use the following command to generate insert statements to make sure propel skips all already generated migrations. Afterwards a propel:install will work.

    Command: find ./src/Orm/Propel/ -type f -print | grep -E "\/([A-Z]{2,2})\/Migration_pgsql\/PropelMigration_([[:digit:]]+[_[:digit:]]+.php)" | grep -Eo "[0-9]{10,10}" | xargs -I{} echo "INSERT INTO propel_migration (\"version\") VALUES('{}');"

  • U024B3MTB5Y
    U024B3MTB5Y Posts: 18 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet

    If you have non executed migrations you can execute them with propel:migrate

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