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db:test:clone_structure fails for Postgres & SQLite when your rails app has a space in the directory name
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Jeffrey Chupp- Tag changed from rake tasks, bugs, postgresql to rake tasks, bugs, patch, postgresql
2.3 patch
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quote_psql_filename-23.diff
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rails- State changed from new to open
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rails
- State changed from open to stale
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Vijay Dev
- Assigned user set to Santiago Pastorino
The issue still exists in master. Tested for SQLite as well and that too fails when the path has a space in it. Here's a latest patch (Rails 3) that fixes both SQLite and PostgreSQL.
@Santiago: Please open this issue again. Thanks!
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fix_db_structure.patch
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Vijay Dev
- Title changed from db:test:clone_structure fails for postgres when your rails app has a space in the directory name to db:test:clone_structure fails for Postgres & SQLite when your rails app has a space in the directory name
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Santiago Pastorino
- State changed from stale to open
- Milestone set to 3.1
- Importance changed from to Low