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When MySQL or any other database is used instead of SQLite there is no need for the db directory to exist or let alone to be writable.
Yet the check for it to be writeable happens anyway. I'd suggest bypassing the check in case SQLite isn't used.
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When MySQL or any other database is used instead of SQLite there is no need for the db directory to exist or let alone to be writable.
Yet the check for it to be writeable happens anyway. I'd suggest bypassing the check in case SQLite isn't used.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: