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Rather than throwing an exception all the way up the stack we should
Catch the issue earlier and provide a better output message (possibly depending on the -v option how much of it we show vs a normal failure)
Provide a specific error message / check when the binary cannot be found (either psql or mysql)
It might also make sense to provide a configuration option that allows you to provide a path to the specific pgsql or mysql binary that you would like to use, with the default value (if no config value provided) being whatever the script can locate on the current path.
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See issue #36 for context.
Rather than throwing an exception all the way up the stack we should
-v
option how much of it we show vs a normal failure)psql
ormysql
)It might also make sense to provide a configuration option that allows you to provide a path to the specific
pgsql
ormysql
binary that you would like to use, with the default value (if no config value provided) being whatever the script can locate on the current path.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: