Closed sharique closed 5 months ago
@sharique have you tried running a lando destroy -y
, then lando start
? Note this will destroy the persistent volume with your DB's data, so you'll have to re-import the site after you've started up.
I'm wondering if there's an issue with the upgrade pathway between 10.4 -> 10.6 that will be resolved without having data in the DB.
@reynoldsalec destroy and start works fine for me. No issue in that, but I've to pull data again from pantheon.
@sharique so did running lando destroy -y
and starting again solve your issue @sharique?
yes, destroying lando destroy -y
and starting again worked for me.
I also had this exact same problem today upgrading a Pantheon site running MariaDB 10.4 to 10.6. Destroy also worked for me.
It sounds like this is an issue with MariaDB 10.4 that changed in 10.5; the log files were formerly split up, but now they are limited to 1. See https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=259364 if you want to perform an upgrade to Mariadb 10.6 and avoid this problem.
Going to close this out since I think it's largely a dependency issue beyond Lando's scope, but feel free to continue the convo here since it may help future visitors.
...note that I'm pursuing a way to upgrade Lando's MariaDB default version to 10.6 and might be addressing this there: https://github.com/lando/mariadb/issues/25
We a site in pantheon running 10.4, we are in process of upgeading to 10.6.
To test the database upgrade with live db I performed following steps.
I run the
lando rebuild -y
couple of times but same error each time.