Ive set up the latest svn (because the stable had template problems on
10.5) and ran into a couple of problems.

most annoying problem is that if I rename or delete fields in the
model - even after a db sync - they are obviously present in the
sqlite3 db.

for example Ive created a field "username" a long time ago, changed
the name first and later deleted it completey from the model. but now
if I want to enter some example data by the admin, I always get the
error that the field "username" is not allowed to be blank - even if
its not present in the current model.

I thought syncdb would also delete columns, but it seems they were
only created.

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