Make sure Laravel storage directories exist#1857
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When using a separate volume for CDash's storage directory, we need to ensure the existence of certain directories that Laravel expects. We solve this problem by creating a new artisan command and running it from our Docker entrypoint.
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Seems reasonable overall. A few optional points for you to consider:
- Should this be added to our new
cdash_install(#1818) script? - Should the empty
storage/*directories be removed from git? Doing so would allow you to fully abstract away all of the raw filesystem paths, and rely purely upon Laravel's storage facade.
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When using a separate volume for CDash's storage directory, we need to ensure the existence of certain directories that Laravel expects.
We solve this problem by creating a new artisan command and running it from our Docker entrypoint.