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If one configures an external database, Phoenix still requires a working directory. In other words, setting PHOENIX_SQL_DATABASE_URL also requires PHOENIX_WORKING_DIR, which might be unexpected for users. If possible, the external database should store all data.
See this Slack thread for additional context. @mikeldking explained that "The boot time of phoenix does require it to have write access to [a working] directory but it will largely go un-used when you use sql". @RogerHYang pointed to this constraint in the code.
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If one configures an external database, Phoenix still requires a working directory. In other words, setting
PHOENIX_SQL_DATABASE_URL
also requiresPHOENIX_WORKING_DIR
, which might be unexpected for users. If possible, the external database should store all data.See this Slack thread for additional context. @mikeldking explained that "The boot time of phoenix does require it to have write access to [a working] directory but it will largely go un-used when you use sql". @RogerHYang pointed to this constraint in the code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: