
Fixes for docs build: * Use doc/requirements to follow changes in OpenStack CI for the docs building, add a tox environment for this. * Remove reference to "project's download page", the link was removed in change I2db594d279e1229e5b1600cecad86fe0c3612115 and now we have a dead link that errors building if warnings are treated as errors. * Change I2db594d279e1229e5b1600cecad86fe0c3612115 added a column for DB2 header but not for any entries, enhance table with extra column. This fixes building of the table if warnings are treated as errors. * Update to sphinx 1.6.x since that is what is used in OpenStack CI job, remove issuetracker, it does not work with sphinx 1.6 anymore. * Disable html_static_path - the content does not exist * Use python3 for docs building Change-Id: I76ee4d6dc45f9b04115f093951ae8b745f3ac026
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$ easy_install sqlalchemy-migrate
or:
$ pip install sqlalchemy-migrate
You should now be able to use the migrate
command from the command line:
$ migrate
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$ migrate help COMMAND
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