Latest Git Build (5.6.2b1)

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Just installed the latest git build to test the core and I am getting this error message,
mysqlt error: [1054: Unknown column 'isScheduled' in 'where clause'] in EXECUTE("SELECT jID FROM Jobs WHERE isScheduled = 1 ORDER BY jDateLastRun")

No worries for me as it is on a localhost test site,
I just wanted let the team know that there is a problem..

ConcreteOwl
 
Blenderite replied on at Permalink Reply
Blenderite
Personally, I was never able to get C5.7 installed, getting an error very similar to yours.
ConcreteOwl replied on at Permalink Reply
ConcreteOwl
Yeah, sorry I should have said version 5.6.2b1
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ConcreteOwl
I managed to clear the error by running the "Refresh core database tables and blocks." in system & settings/database xml
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ConcreteOwl
Hmmm
Now getting the following text appearing at the bottom of all the site pages
http://localhost/index.php/tools/required/jobs/run_single?auth=6d415e37703b0a0187a51e189ce7c990&jID=4
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ConcreteOwl
I have narrowed this down to the "automate this job" function,
When I set the "Remove Old Page Versions" job to "When people browse to the page. (which runs after the main rendering request of the page.)" option, this causes the text to appear (see screenshot1.jpg)
If I set it to run "Through Cron" option (see screenshot2.jpg) the text disappears.

UPDATE
Strangely, If I toggle the options and save several times, the text disappears for both options?
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ConcreteOwl
Strange..
After leaving the site for a short while and then revisiting it the problem text reappears?
At the bottom of every site page??
lackadaize replied on at Permalink Reply
lackadaize
Were you ever able to resolve this? I'm experiencing the exact same problem.