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clean modules fails for environments not originally bootstrapped by roxy #535
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clean command was failing when cleaning an enviroment that wasn't originally bootstrapped by roxy. I modified the clean_modules routine to search for forests associated with the modules database instead of assuming the default forest name.
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clean command was failing when cleaning an enviroment that wasn't originally bootstrapped by roxy. I modified the clean_modules routine to search for forests associated with the modules database instead of assuming the default forest name.
Joe, I think I created my pull request correctly this time. Josh |
Nice find, last PR looks good.. |
Looking through the rest of the clean_ functions, the same issue remains for
Should we fix these as well? |
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Each of the clean_functions now searches for forests.
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Fixing issue #535: Search for forest names in clean
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clean command was failing when cleaning an enviroment that wasn't originally bootstrapped by roxy. I modified the clean_modules routine to search for forests associated with the modules database instead of assuming the default forest name.
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Each of the clean_functions now searches for forests.
Fixed in MASTER |
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I'm working in an environment that wasn't originally initialized by roxy. In our environment we have 1 forest for each host on our modules database. Since roxy assumes there's only 1 forest with fixed name the clean fails in our environment because the forest doesn't have the assumed name.
deploy/lib/server_config.rb
If we borrow the logic from the clean content code, we assume less and it works regardless of how many forests are designated for the modules database.
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