Unknown Error

[markdueck]

Error Message: Unknown Error

Stack:

schema-reader Error: #0 phar:///tmp/.mount_Vemto-oaL4fs/resources/static/VMTTL2/index.php(80): VemtoDBReader\DatabaseManager->dropDatabase()
#1 phar:///tmp/.mount_Vemto-oaL4fs/resources/static/VMTTL2/common/Vemto.php(111): {closure}()
#2 phar:///tmp/.mount_Vemto-oaL4fs/resources/static/VMTTL2/index.php(18): Vemto\Vemto::execute()
#3 /tmp/.mount_Vemto-oaL4fs/resources/static/VMTTL2(15): require('...')
#4 {main}

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Vemto 2.0.8 linux 6.5.0-28-generic Locale: en-US App version: 2.0.8

[markdueck]

I'm just getting started with this. maybe this is an easy fix, so please help me if you can. Thanks.

[TiagoSilvaPereira]

@markdueck is this a new project or an existing one? Could you please try creating a new project with Vemto? Or maybe creating a new project manually then connecting it to Vemto?

[markdueck]

it was a new project I had just created using laravel new - I tried creating with vemto, but it caused an error: (error) FAILED to execute command: /usr/local/bin/composer create-project laravel/laravel:^11.0 VemtoLara Error: spawn /bin/sh ENOENT at ChildProcess._handle.onexit (node:internal/child_process:283:19) at onErrorNT (node:internal/child_process:478:16) at process.processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:83:21)

I executed that exact same command on a command line, and it works without issues.  

I then created the folder I had set in the Project Path, then it ran and created another folder inside the Project Path folder with the Project name. ( maybe I'm just being particular, but explaining what I would have expected.) It then failed when trying to install filament, because I had a missing extension (zip). I installed the extension, ran the filament install from command line, not Vemto - it completed.

• I then recreated all using Vemto and it worked, but when trying to connect to the database, it does not work. I'm using Postgresql. Is that not supported?

-- so 2 points I think would be a good adjustment to Vemto. 1. check if these extensions exist before running. 2. not create another folder inside the project path for the project. I'd assume the project would be the project path, not a subdirectory deeper.

[TiagoSilvaPereira]

Hi @markdueck thank you for your detailed response. PostgreSQL support is coming in the next version (already working; we just need to fix some minor bugs). Also, soon we'll add a better way to identify missing dependencies before trying to run commands

[markdueck]

Thank you @TiagoSilvaPereira for being open to receive suggestions. I was afraid I had said too much. I'll wait for the update that will fully support Postgresql and test at that time again. Thanks.

[TiagoSilvaPereira]

My pleasure @markdueck detailed feedbacks are gold because it facilitates me to identify where I need to improve Vemto

[TiagoSilvaPereira]

@markdueck fixed, now Vemto supports PostgreSQL correctly and shows all extensions you need to install

[markdueck]

@TiagoSilvaPereira Thank you. Much Appreciated.