test_gdal.run() output question

Hey all, Excited to get kicking with GeoDjango, and just drew this error message when running the initial test. I'm not totally sure whether I need to be concerned or not with the output. Anybody know what to make of it? """ >>> test_gdal.run() . BEGIN - expecting out of range feature id err

Re: test_gdal.run() output question

Oh pish. I figured this one out by -- surprise -- reading the innerds of the test_gdal py file. Forgive me for the list pollution. Geographic Admin app up and running! GeoDjango is awesome! On Oct 30, 10:59 am, palewire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey all, > > Excited to g

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