Question

So, Here are some commands I ran:

% rake db:drop
% rake db:create
% rake db:migrate

==  SubscriptionGenesis: migrating ============================================
...le migrations...
rake aborted!
An error has occurred, all later migrations canceled:

Mysql::Error: Table 'myapp_dev.symbols' doesn't exist: ALTER TABLE `symbols` ADD `some_col` tinyint(1) DEFAULT 1

Now, my app has no table / model called symbols… and nothing about it in the schema…. so… I’m thrown for a loop. Where did it come from? My other rails apps don’t appear to have the ‘symbols’ table =\

I searched through all teh db files, and there is no mention of “symbols”, or :symbols anywhere (searched case insensitive), though I did find the table symbols in my schema file (which is generated)… so.. very weird.

EDIT: I just tried using sqlite. Same problem. =\ the line that it errors on is an add_column command.

Answer 1

Found out, that it was because of how I extended the “object” class. In config/initializers, I had some object methods.

And there was a conflict apparently. Though it never told my anything about it.

So… Don’t extend object in that folder, I guess.