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Make MOODLE_DOCKER_DB optional #307
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And yes, this means that the Moodle project should choose one database that it recommend as the starting point for development. That is a reasonable thing to ask of the Moodle project to do rather than require every developer to spend brain cycles on this before they are able to use Moodle. |
Hi @fulldecent,
it depends on the nature of what developed: back-end stuff could be strongly db-dependent, especially in testing the changes around queries. HTH, |
That is absolutely correct. And most people are not doing strongly db-dependent backend stuff. So a reasonable default database could make this project multiple minutes easier to approach for everybody else by making that option have a default value. |
In order to setup moodle-docker, it is necessary that you will pick a database.
Many people do not care which database is running. In fact most people that use Moodle do not care which database is running.
So I ask that MOODLE_DOCKER_DB be removed as a required variable to setup moodle-docker.
This removes one line of boilerplate from everybody using this project.
This issue is part of #304, the initiative to make it easier for anybody to get started with trying or developing on Moodle.
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