jasonwu

jasonwu

Web Development with Clojure, Third Edition: Migration "Skipping" issue on p.10

Hi there. I just started the book and followed the instructions carefully, but I get a warning when I run the (migrate) command on p.10:

WARN migratus.migrations - skipping: ‘20210716001844-guestbook.down.sql~’ migrations must match pattern: ^(\d+)-([^.]+)((?:.[^.]+)+)$

WARN migratus.migrations - skipping: ‘20210716001844-guestbook.up.sql~’ migrations must match pattern: ^(\d+)-([^.]+)((?:.[^.]+)+)$

Then, I believe this is the root cause of the error I get on p.14 where (get-messages) doesn’t work, because I then get an error that the table wasn’t created. That’s when I looked back at my previous steps, and saw that I got these skipping warnings on p.10, which don’t show up in the book.

Any thoughts on what might be causing this? I’ve deleted all the guestbook files and restarted several times. Not sure what I’m missing.

Thank you.

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pm9999

pm9999

*~ files are probably generated by emacs and can be safely deleted and ignored by (migrate) call.

DS_store is a MACOS file, right? Can be safely ignored as well. The debug info is FYI only.

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