Remove quoting from adapter: in database.yml
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yosifkit
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Jan 7, 2025
| echo " $var: \"$val\"" >> config/database.yml | ||
| if [ "$var" != 'adapter' ]; then | ||
| # https://github.com/docker-library/redmine/issues/353 🙃 | ||
| val='"'"$val"'"' |
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| val='"'"$val"'"' | |
| val="\"$val\"" |
No strong opinion either way, just curious why not double quotes with escapes?
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Just that the highlight in my editor makes the former easier to see as "double quotes around a variable value" and \ is ugly -- very superficial, and I'm happy to change it if you prefer or think it's easier for others the other way. 👍
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Fixes #353
This still needs testing -- ideally we'd add some automated tests, maybe even for all our supported database adapters, but that's not totally trivial.
(I have something locally for MySQL that I apparently was working on back in 2021, but it doesn't run successfully right now regardless of the issue this fixes, and I have no memory of writing it. 😂)