When I run php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force, I get the following error messages: In AbstractMySQLDriver.php line 128: An exception occurred while executing 'ALTER TABLE oauth2_clients CHANGE id id INT UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT NOT NULL, CHANGE name name VARCHAR(191) NOT NULL, CHANGE …

Why do you use schema update force command in prod. env.? Please use bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate. Also since it seems like a problem related to incomplete migrations from the past, you might benefit from reading this: MySQL error upgrading to 4.2 - #9 by cwmarketing I would avoid any u…

Thanks for the response @mzagmajster Before I do anything in Mautic I always run these in this order - learnt this in my earliest upgrade hells: php bin/console doctrine:migration:migrate php bin/console doctrine:schema:update --force php bin/console cache:clear I always get No migrations to exe…

I would try to manually execute migrations using the guide I posted above. The thing with the update force command is that its doing comparison ORM vs schema in database, so before running it, I would also look at what is trying to execute. You can do so by: php bin/console doctrine:schema:update …

@mzagmajster , I don’t recognize any of the issues in that MySQL error upgrading to 4.2 - #9 by cwmarketing thread; syntax errors, missing tables, etc., it is all miles away from my problem. I have posted links to several threads that are very similar to my problem, including several hints - utf8mb4…

It all falls under the same category more or less. The error you posted above indicates that migration is trying to change column type but it cant because this column is referenced by another table. What might work is turning FK checks off and on, thats why I shared the link. By installing fresh m…

The error you posted above indicates that migration is trying to change column type but it cant because this column is referenced by another table. Why does that happen? Will it keep happening even if I fix it? What might work is turning FK checks off I’ve tried that. That’s how I managed to …

[image] modifiedcontent: Why does that happen? Will it keep happening even if I fix it? I think it has to do with column type changes that happened between Mautic 2 & 3. But its also usually related to incomplete upgrades from the past. As long as you take care of database from that point on …

The advice to run doctrine:schema:update --force originally came from here ; the recommended processes that Mautic provided simply did not work. Trying to use Mautic for my business as an end user, I’ve always had to scour the internet for solutions and explanations to make things work. Three years …

Starting from scratch trying to solve migrations mess, following this advice here . A first step is to run php bin/console doctrine:migrations:migrate. I had earlier mentioned that I never have anything to migrate here, but I do get a list of stuff from 2015-2019. I always assumed these were just ol…

In short: based on status above your database schema is up to date. More details: You probably already executed 47 migrations when you upgraded mautic core. The difference in numbers happens because in your migrations directory on the file system: app/migrations there are only 47 files, but in …

Errors after running schema:update - foreign key constraint

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The database schema is not up to date - ‘not in sync with the current mapping file’.

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Errors after running schema:update - foreign key constraint

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