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@mb-krotos After running manage.py migrate --database=gdpr_log I checked the tables on sqlite3 and found the following table: gdpr_assist_eventlog
the schema for this table appears to match the EventLog model:
.schema gdpr_assist_eventlog
CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS "gdpr_assist_eventlog" ("id" integer NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, "event" varchar(9) NOT NULL, "app_label" varchar(255) NOT NULL, "model_name" varchar(255) NOT NULL, "target_pk" text NOT NULL);
I've followed the installation instructions, but after running all migrations I've found I'm missing the table for the EventLog model.
This is the output of
python manage.py sqlmigrate gdpr_assist 0001
:I understand this tool is listed as supporting up to Django 4.0, and I'm using 4.2.1: could this be why that table isn't being created correctly?
Update: the database backend I'm using is Postgres.
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