Hi guys! Recently i started to make a Mojolicious login app and i have some problems with the Postgresql database deployment.I use for the database connection DBIx::Class. I made the Schema of my database and i used 2 lines of code to start using the database in my app: 

my $c = Schema->connect('dbi:Pg:dbname=accounts;host=localhost', 'user
+name', 'password', {AutoCommit => 1});
$c->deploy();

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But when i try to start the app, it says it can't deploy the database due to an error with the SQL::Translator::Producer::PostgreSQL which i have installed.

Can't load application from file: "/home.../file": DBIx::Class:: Storage::DBI:: deployment_stateme nts(): Unable to produce deployment statements: translate: Error with producer 'SQL::Translator:: Producer:: PostgreSQL'

I will leave a link to my github if you want to see my code so far: https://github.com/andreioff/Test-perl/tree/master/accounts. I think the problem is that i don't have something installed on my computer but i don't know what.

In reply to Database deploy error in Mojolicious app by andreioff

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