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"mail_collected_addr_userid_index" is too long. #1002
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For a little background: this is the result of a change in server that forces us to be compatible with all supported databases. |
Really? This is now a hard requirement? If so, that's a huge deal beacuse IIRC we also have a table that has a long name but the migration system doesn't allow me to rename tables, so fixing this is just PITA 😢 |
Dropping the index and adding a new one should be easy, I assume. But for the table I have no solution other than creating a new table and manually copying data over, having to ensure references (primary and foreign keys) stay consistent. |
@ChristophWurst it’s indeed a bummer. But luckily it’s "only" collected addresses. It would still be cool if it’s possible to port. @rullzer so I guess any other app dev where table names are too long will see this too? |
@ChristophWurst also, let me know when there’s a pull request I can test. Will leave my environment as is to confirm a fix. |
See #10518 |
Dup of #784? |
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Fixed via #1002. |
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Expected behavior
An update to Nextcloud 14 Beta 1 works fine.
Actual behavior
I get this issue on the error screen:
Mail app
Mail app version: latest master
Mailserver or service: gandi.net and nextcloud.com
Number of accounts: 2
Server configuration
Operating system: Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
Web server: Apache
Database: SQLite (local dev instance)
PHP version: 7.2.8
Nextcloud Version: latest master
Updated from an older version or fresh install:
List of activated apps:
The content of config/config.php:
Client configuration
Browser: (e.g. Firefox 48)
Operating system: (e.g. Arch Linux)
Logs
Server log (data/nextcloud.log)
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