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Could you try skipping this migration:
python manage.py migrate askbot 0054 #migrate normally up to the 54th migration
python manage.py migrate askbot 0055 --fake #skip this migration
python manage.py migrate askbot #finish migrating askbot
python manage.py migrate #finish migrating anything else (if necessary)
Does that work for you? If so, we could add a workaround to that migration to make it pass on your database engine.
Note, however - we mostly target supporting Postgresql. Consider using Postgres instead of MySQL.
Could you try skipping this migration:
python manage.py migrate askbot 0054 #migrate normally up to the 54th migration
0054
python manage.py migrate askbot 0055 --fake #skip this migration
python manage.py migrate askbot #finish migrating askbot
python manage.py migrate #finish migrating anything else (if necessary)
Does that work for you? If so, we could add a workaround to that migration to make it pass on your database engine.
Note, however - we mostly target supporting Postgresql. Consider using Postgres instead of MySQL.
Could you try skipping this migration:
python manage.py migrate askbot 0054
python manage.py migrate askbot 0055 --fake #skip this migration
--fake
python manage.py migrate askbot #finish migrating askbot
python manage.py migrate #finish migrating anything else (if necessary)
Does that work for you? If so, we could add a workaround to that migration to make it pass on your database engine.
Note, however - we mostly target supporting Postgresql. Consider using Postgres instead of MySQL.