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Hi!
I was just testing out the core-quick-drupal command today. I watched the video about here. At 5:10 in that video he show the sqlite database being inside the quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS named folder that it creates. However in my case everything worked but the sqlite database was placed elsewhere. I had to do a search for it to find it.
I did my install in /tmp/aaa-tmp/ so I expected to find the sqlite database here:
It appears that the starting slash(/) is being stripped off somewhere. The database string is missing it. Adding the slash to the database string and moving the database into the /tmp/aaa-tmp/quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS/ folder and everything works OK that way too.
Hi!
I was just testing out the core-quick-drupal command today. I watched the video about here. At 5:10 in that video he show the sqlite database being inside the
quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS
named folder that it creates. However in my case everything worked but the sqlite database was placed elsewhere. I had to do a search for it to find it.I did my install in /tmp/aaa-tmp/ so I expected to find the sqlite database here:
**/tmp/aaa-tmp/**quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS/quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS.sqlite
but after searching I found it here:
**/tmp/aaa-tmp/quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS/drupal/tmp/aaa-tmp/**quick-drupal-yyyymmddHHMMSS.sqlite
I am guessing that this is some sort of regression and thought that I would report it. If this is expected behavior then please close this issue.
God Bless!
Frederick
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