while trying to add a column through a migration. Searching Google took me to a couple of places, but it took a while to find a result that explained how to resolve this issue.
Luckily I came across this post by Mark Cornick, which explained that the issues was caused by the version of SQLite3 that is included in OS X 10.4.
After downloading and installing (from source) the latest version of SQLite3, and uninstalling and reinstalling the sqlite3-ruby gem
sudo gem install sqlite3-ruby
I was able to run the migration to add the column and continue on.
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Thanks! This was driving me crazy.
Hi Eddie,
No problem. I’m glad my experience has been useful.
…and an other guy who says thank you ’cause he was “driven crazy”
Thanks!!!
I spend 2 hours, and i find the solution thanks to you!