Install doesn't create table: cache_entity_tmgmt_translator

That sounds like an issue with entitycache. That's a table maintained by that module. I assumed it's created automatically but it doesn't look like it. Will need to investigate. For now, you should be able to disable entity cache until we have fixed this.

Yes, the module should be ready for testing but there will of course be bugs :)

Looking at the code, it should also work when you re-install (disable, uninstall, install) the entity cache module while tmgmt is installed. That should create the table.

We will need to look into who needs to create the table when.

This issue is fixed in the dev branch.
This line in the tmgmt.install file creates the table needed by the entitycache module.

// Clone the schema for our cache table from Drupal core.
 $schema['cache_tmgmt'] = drupal_get_schema_unprocessed('system', 'cache');

That's a different cache table, this isn't fixed.

@Berdir : My bad! totally right about that... sorry! I will review it further and create a patch if necessary.

The entity cache module states:

There is no automated support for contrib entities, to use entitycache for a contrib or custom entity:

• Create a cache_entity_$myentity table/bin.

For support installing the the tmgmt module when entity cache is enabled this patch provides the fix.

Sorry for the trailing spaces!

Thanks, commited.

I'm wondering if there is a conflict potential if for some reason both entitycache and tmgmt end up trying to create the table, but I think we're good because we only do if entitycache is already installed and entitycache only does if tmgmt is already installed.