I've following model set up initially
class Obj (db.Model):
name = db.StringProperty(required=True)
rating = db.IntegerProperty(default=0, required=False)
There are entities already created with above, such as:
name="test1", rating="3"
So, I need to change the rating type to float. I was trying to achieve this with db.Expando
class Obj (db.Expando):
name = db.StringProperty(required=True)
rating = db.FloatProperty(default=0, required=False)
Before I'm able to retrieve the instance of the Obj model to update it to float value, I've already got the following error:
Property rating must be a float
At first, I got this error, because I wasn't using db.Expando. However, after using db.Expando, I assumed this error shouldn't come into place ? Since it can dynamically change value, type etc as I read the articles.
Being new to db.Expando, I need help. Does anyone have clue to what happened ?
EDIT
for o in Obj.all():
a = []
if o.rating:
o.rating = float(str(restaurant.rating))
else:
o.rating = float(0)
a.append(restaurant)
db.put(a)
After having above code, the same error pops up
Property rating must be a float
SOLUTION Temporarily removed the rating from model definition and updated the values to float first and then add the new rating definition with db.FloatProperty
A db.Expando
model allows you to add properties that aren't defined in the class itself; however, any properties that are explicitly defined in the class do need to be the correct type.
Simply removing rating
from the model definition may work for you.