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How to start rails server without database.yml and add DB later in initializers?
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I need to do a HTTP call for getting the credentials of the actual DB to use. So I've added code to get the credentials and updating the active record connection in an initializer file but whenever I start rails server it is looking for development in database.yml. how to escape this?
ruby-on-rails database object-initializers
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I need to do a HTTP call for getting the credentials of the actual DB to use. So I've added code to get the credentials and updating the active record connection in an initializer file but whenever I start rails server it is looking for development in database.yml. how to escape this?
ruby-on-rails database object-initializers
add the value in database.yml as env value,ENV["fetched value"]
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:29
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are you saying I update ENV value with the result of the external request and feed that ENV value to database.yml?
– C LOKESH REDDY
Mar 25 at 7:38
yes you are correct
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:40
Checkout mavens.github.io/2016/02/09/rails-multi-db to get some idea
– Amit Patel
Mar 25 at 11:19
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I need to do a HTTP call for getting the credentials of the actual DB to use. So I've added code to get the credentials and updating the active record connection in an initializer file but whenever I start rails server it is looking for development in database.yml. how to escape this?
ruby-on-rails database object-initializers
I need to do a HTTP call for getting the credentials of the actual DB to use. So I've added code to get the credentials and updating the active record connection in an initializer file but whenever I start rails server it is looking for development in database.yml. how to escape this?
ruby-on-rails database object-initializers
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add the value in database.yml as env value,ENV["fetched value"]
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:29
1
are you saying I update ENV value with the result of the external request and feed that ENV value to database.yml?
– C LOKESH REDDY
Mar 25 at 7:38
yes you are correct
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:40
Checkout mavens.github.io/2016/02/09/rails-multi-db to get some idea
– Amit Patel
Mar 25 at 11:19
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add the value in database.yml as env value,ENV["fetched value"]
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:29
1
are you saying I update ENV value with the result of the external request and feed that ENV value to database.yml?
– C LOKESH REDDY
Mar 25 at 7:38
yes you are correct
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:40
Checkout mavens.github.io/2016/02/09/rails-multi-db to get some idea
– Amit Patel
Mar 25 at 11:19
add the value in database.yml as env value,
ENV["fetched value"]
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:29
add the value in database.yml as env value,
ENV["fetched value"]
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:29
1
1
are you saying I update ENV value with the result of the external request and feed that ENV value to database.yml?
– C LOKESH REDDY
Mar 25 at 7:38
are you saying I update ENV value with the result of the external request and feed that ENV value to database.yml?
– C LOKESH REDDY
Mar 25 at 7:38
yes you are correct
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:40
yes you are correct
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:40
Checkout mavens.github.io/2016/02/09/rails-multi-db to get some idea
– Amit Patel
Mar 25 at 11:19
Checkout mavens.github.io/2016/02/09/rails-multi-db to get some idea
– Amit Patel
Mar 25 at 11:19
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add the value in database.yml as env value,
ENV["fetched value"]
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:29
1
are you saying I update ENV value with the result of the external request and feed that ENV value to database.yml?
– C LOKESH REDDY
Mar 25 at 7:38
yes you are correct
– buncis
Mar 25 at 7:40
Checkout mavens.github.io/2016/02/09/rails-multi-db to get some idea
– Amit Patel
Mar 25 at 11:19