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Missing data folder causes migration to fail #11

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opened 2024-02-08 09:13:35 +01:00 by rya · 0 comments
rya commented 2024-02-08 09:13:35 +01:00
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In the last commit the database was defaulted to be migrated into ./data. Problem: The data folder doesn't get created Before migrating and thus migration fails. The manual fix would be to create the data folder before migrating. Probably would be a small annoyance to manually do that, so before migrating should...

  • a "data" folder be already present in the repository?
  • the "data" folder be created through code before the migrator runs?

(If it's the latter then know that I tried doing that without success, maybe just a skill issue on my side)

In the last commit the database was defaulted to be migrated into `./data`. Problem: The data folder doesn't get created Before migrating and thus migration fails. The manual fix would be to create the data folder before migrating. Probably would be a small annoyance to manually do that, so before migrating should... - a "data" folder be already present in the repository? - the "data" folder be created through code before the migrator runs? (If it's the latter then know that I tried doing that without success, maybe just a skill issue on my side)
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