Support DB_PATH for SQLite database commands - #351
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Use the database selected by WordPress when legacy constants conflict, while retaining the existing fallback for older plugin versions. Cover file operations with conflicting, matching, and legacy settings, including checks that the other database remains unchanged. WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#512
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DB_PATH for SQLite database commands
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🟡 Changes recommended
Address the :memory: handling and Windows scenario exclusion issues.
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What changed in this PR
Updates SQLite file operations to prefer DB_PATH while preserving legacy fallbacks.
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DB_PATHprecedence to SQLite path resolution. - Adds Behat coverage for conflicting and legacy configurations.
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src/DB_Command_SQLite.php |
Resolves the configured SQLite database path. | Moderate issue: handle :memory: explicitly. |
features/db-sqlite-path.feature |
Tests exports and drops against selected databases. | Moderate issue: exclude the file-locking scenario on Windows. |
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The locking issue on Windows appears resolved by SQLite integration #331, which implemented connection cleanup, so I’ve removed those two skips in 592febb.
For this PR, we only needed to fix PHP CLI quotes in 2b5016b.
| if ( defined( 'DB_PATH' ) ) { | ||
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Fixed in 7e327c8. File operations now reject :memory: for both DB_PATH and legacy FQDB.
Double-quote the PHP command-line argument so the database hash checks also run under Windows cmd.exe.
Remove the Windows skips from the SQLite CRUD and export/import scenarios. Both pass repeatedly with SQLite integration 3.0.2 and the merged DB_PATH changes on Windows Server 2022 with PHP 8.5. The skips predate the plugin's connection cleanup in close(), which appears to resolve the file-locking failures. wp-cli#323 WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#331 https://github.com/JanJakes/db-command/actions/runs/37290138622
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Review comments at @features/db-sqlite-path.feature:
- Line 33: Update both hash-calculation steps in the database-path feature to
use the supported WP-CLI `eval` command instead of invoking `php -r`, while
preserving the `md5_file` check for `other.sqlite`.
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Reject :memory: after resolving DB_PATH or legacy FQDB so file operations fail with a clear error. Keep queries available through the active SQLite connection. wp-cli#351 (comment)
Skip WordPress loading so hashing after database deletion does not recreate the database.

SQLite Database Integration 3.1 will introduce
DB_PATHas the primary database path setting. Legacy constants remain supported, butDB_PATHtakes precedence when both are defined (and conflicting legacy values only trigger warnings).This PR prepares WP-CLI file operations for that change by preferring
DB_PATHwhile retaining the existing fallbacks for older plugin versions.The tests cover conflicting, matching, and legacy-only configurations through export and drop and verify that the other database stays unchanged. The tests were also run against the merged SQLite plugin code.
The Codecov job is failing because coverage is collected only from the MySQL job. The SQLite jobs pass but run without coverage enabled, so Codecov reports the new SQLite lines as uncovered.
Related: WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#512
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DB_PATHwhen available, so exports and database removal target the selected database.