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QA "As a developer with no database, I need to be able to create the databases from scratch with a make command" #1009

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kevin-kline opened this issue Dec 24, 2021 · 2 comments

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kevin-kline commented Dec 24, 2021

This is a test condition for #979

This is the QA process. The result is that the make command did not work on my machine, but the commands within the make command do work individually. I'm not sure how to resolve the issue at this time.

  1. Drop databases ‘lake’ and ‘lake_test’

SCHEMAS

  1. Run make init-db
  2. Error:

binsh mysal conmand not found

  1. Run commands manually (not sure how to fix, already have mysql path)

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  1. Run commands manually (from init-db)

ATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS loke_te

  1. Commands work individually

schema_migrations

Conclusion

The individual commands work; however the make command didn't work on my machine. This could be an issue for me locally, but possibly others. Recommend others test and make documentation if needed.

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kevin-kline commented Dec 24, 2021

@joncodo
If DBs are created by docker-compose, why do we need this to work?
@hezyin is asking why. Can we provide an explanation?

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klesh commented May 12, 2022

Resolved

@klesh klesh closed this as completed May 12, 2022
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