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dbrestore
fails with non-existent relation
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dbrestore
fails with non-existent relaitondbrestore
fails with non-existent relation
I'm also affected by this bug. Removing |
Interesting, for me, removing For those who find this, issue, I simply added this to my Django confirm: |
Can we add an option on these configurations for postgres to allow us to use the |
+1 for |
Had an issue with droping constaint which does not exists anymore where I needed
And in the
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PRs to resolve this are welcome! |
Hi @Archmonger , |
Bug Report
Describe the bug
Trying to restore from a backup, I'm running into the following error:
To Reproduce
dbbackup
dbrestore
Expected behavior
The backup is restored successfully.
Screenshots or reproduction
The Django project I'm encountering the problem with can be found here: https://github.com/shipperstack/shipper
I am using the Docker Compose of the project which can be found here: https://github.com/shipperstack/shipper-docker
It is possible that some of the DB schema might be a little weird because of all the migrations, but I am pretty confident in asying that 2.x and above have consistent migrations that shouldn't impose a problem on
django-dbbackup
(but worth keeping in mind).Versions
Django-dbbackup
External tools
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