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Regarding the issue that Django’s migration command can only generate sqlite files locally #295

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waiyuchan opened this issue Feb 22, 2024 · 1 comment

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I modified my settings and changed the sqlite in the database to mysql, but it didn't seem to take effect.

The sqlite folder was still generated locally.

Actually, I expected was that the system data could be stored in mysql.

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The temporary solutions I have found so far are:

  1. Enter the site-package of the python environment;
  2. Find gerapy and modify settings.py;
  3. Convert the DB configuration from sqlite to mysql.

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