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Quick commit for allowing required config options for mysql and postgres #12
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…s without these options, but when running with remote databases (eg, UAT environments) these config options are required or obscure error messages happen. Postgres - - Add config options for owner, port, and host MySQL - - Add config options for host
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Also - Additional rake task that will close any open sessions on the test database. Avoids problems on test build servers etc that don't close the process gracefully. |
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In our local setup we run create/drop on dbs from a cruise server to our seperate (remote) db. So I found I couldn't connect without some key config attributes set, especially 'host' so it doesn't default to 'localhost'.
The second commit simply adds some of these key config values to the create/drop commands on mysql and postgres if they're present in the passed database.yml.
The first commit just bumps the rails beta version, as the required one no longer exists and means i couldn't build the gemset.
Thanks for a great gem!
Tom