change volume to named volume rather than host bind mount (#275) - #276
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Good investigation, if that is the cause, the fix is more than welcome! |
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Confirmed that it worked locally on windows anyway. Would probably be worth someone testing on a linux box to make sure nothing breaks on that side. |
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I have launched the workflows, and I'll test on Linux when I get the time, thanks for the PR! N. B.: I also found the lone |
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Fixing all the migration failures: errno 150/194 and "error 41" migration failures in #275.
Root cause: docker-compose.yml bind-mounted the MariaDB data directory from the Windows host (./lwt_db_data:/var/lib/mysql); that path is case-insensitive, so MariaDB force-set lower_case_table_names=2 (unsupported on Linux builds) and every ALTER TABLE failed to rename its tablespace, which cascaded into the errors.
Fix: Switched that mount to a named Docker volume (lwt_db_data:/var/lib/mysql) so the InnoDB files live on ext4 inside the Docker VM.