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Manually importing a DB can be a little arduous if you don't understand the HOST/CONTAINER boundary. Let's write a few basic bash scripts we can volume mount into relevant containers so a user can run something like
lando db-import file.sql
and get their db imported. i think we will want the following scripts.
mysql db import script
mysql db export script
postgres db import script
postgres db export script
We might also want to figure out a way to define tooling command options so that we can at least surface options to the user. there is another card in this sprint for this issue
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Manually importing a DB can be a little arduous if you don't understand the HOST/CONTAINER boundary. Let's write a few basic bash scripts we can volume mount into relevant containers so a user can run something like
and get their db imported. i think we will want the following scripts.
We might also want to figure out a way to define tooling command options so that we can at least surface options to the user. there is another card in this sprint for this issue
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: