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hyperborea.org
My webhost upgraded their database server from MySQL 5 to 8. The upgrade itself went smoothly, but I did find some after-effects on my WordPress sites |
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boyter.org
[AI summary] A developer shares a solution for a specific MySQL error encountered during database migration that occurs when using mysqldump on invalid views. |
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arnorhs.dev
I've been doing some Wordpress development for the last year or so. A few client projects, some personal etc. A common chore that I find myself doing is developing the sites on one server and then moving them to the next. Very often I'll be developing on a virtual machine instance on my local machine and then placing the files online later. Just copying the files and exporting and importing the database will not do, so there are a few extra steps you need to take to do this successfully. So the best way ... |
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til.simonwillison.net
This recipe for deploying the official datasetteproject/datasette container in Kubernetes just worked for me. It uses an interesting (possibly nasty?) trick to install plugins and download a SQLite database file on container startup, without needing to bake a brand new container image. |
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