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#1290 | fixed | Better error when blank database | dread | dread |
Description |
When installing CKAN, when doing "paster serve development.ini", lots of users encounter the error for every request: ProgrammingError: (ProgrammingError) relation "user" does not exist This is because the database tables have not been created - they have forgotten or missed the "paster db init" step. Can we provide a better error to say that the database is not initialised yet? Implementation options
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#1289 | wontfix | Remove 'relationships' | dread | |
Description |
AbstractPackage Relationships have not taken off in the 18 months we've had them in the API. There are some issues with them and we need to spend more time improving them or consider getting rid of them. The ProblemOriginal use cases are expressed here: #253 Here are comments about how we could handle these specific examples better:
3&5. derived resource - better to have some sort of resource relationship perhaps?
Outstanding issues needing serious effort to fix:
SpecificationRemove relationships from model, API, tests, Web UI. Data migration to remove from db. Why do it this wayGetting frustrated having problems with the code, when it's not used much. Often asked about what it's for, but rarely used. Seems an overly complicated design. Backwards Compatibilityn/a Implementation planDeliverablesSee Specification Risks and mitigationsRisk: a customer suddenly wants this, and the new ways to relate resources are not in place yet. Mitigation: discuss this decision thoroughly to make sure we are confident the use cases are not important. Discuss with team, ckan-discuss and specifically the LOD people who have some related packages on thedatahub.org. ParticipantsDavid Read ProgressNot yet. |
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#1284 | fixed | Lots of revisions being created on datahub.org | dread | rgrp |
Description |
Revisions aren't assigned to packages. Where are they coming from? This seems to have been occurring since the upgrade to 1.4.3b a couple of weeks ago? |