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Apparently sqlite does not yet support rails migrations. Sqlite3 does, but not sqlite2, this led to some difficulty in updating my site to typo 2.5, since the database schema for typo has been quite fluid of late.

Unfortuneatly dreamhost makes setting up mysql databases kind of annoying, they only allow one database per virtual host, and no resuse of usernames. Hence why I had been using sqlite, but I determined that in order to stay ontop of typo’s development, providing enhancements and the like it would be necessary to support migrations, so I manually moved my sqlite database over to mysql. Anyways typo is all updated and works quite nicely. Most of the enhancements are on the admin interface, so not so visible to the reader, but suffice to say it’s quite an update.