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The Rails db:system:change command Discussion

Discussion for The Rails db:system:change command
Manuel Martinez Manuel Martinez

Great to change the database when we create default sqlite.
that maintains the previous gem version ... generates confusion when looking for errors.

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Nezir Zahirovic Nezir Zahirovic

Thanks Chris!

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Tyler Sustare Tyler Sustare

This is such a nice little feature where I just want to get running with SQLite and change DBs when applicable

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Jesus Jesus

I get this:
Running via Spring preloader in process 48851
invalid option: --to=postgresql

What could be the issue? I am using Rails 6.1.4.1

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Jinhak Kim Jinhak Kim

me, too. I've got same problem.
I think this command(db:system:change) keep finding rake command, not rails.
I am using Rails 6.1.4.4, Rake 13.0.6, Ruby 3.0.3

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Eric Chua Eric Chua

I am stuck with this (under part 38 of the beginner series too), same issue

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Vitaliy Nijankovskiy Vitaliy Nijankovskiy

I have same issue, did you find a solution?

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inayuky inayuky

The workaround is to disable 'spring' as follows.

1: comment out gem 'spring' in the Gemfile
2: execute "bundle install"

Details are on GitHub issue (rails/spring #678).
I will fix the issue.

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