Giuseppe Maxia

@myitcv As stated in the issue above, `testscript.Fatalf` works as expected. What doesn't not work is the insertion of a `*testing.T` inside a command. Now, if the issue were only...

I initially filed the issue against `quicktest`, but then I realised that the problem is within `testscript`. Here you can see the failure using `quicktest`: https://github.com/frankban/quicktest/issues/143

Thanks @myitcv , @mvdan for your answers. I understand that under current circumstances using a testing library that uses `*testing.T` within a custom command is not supported. What about future...

Fair enough. I have a workaround in my project that does not involve modifying `testscript` code, i.e. writing a few quick assertion functions that use the `Testscript` object to fail....

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I have trouble reproducing this issue. Unless you are using options not shown in the description, when `load_grants` is executed, root does to have a password. In fact, the password...

When `load_grants` run, root is without password. That's how it works. Here's a sample output: ``` $ dbdeployer deploy single 8.0.26 --skip-load-grants Database installed in $HOME/sandboxes/msb_8_0_26 run 'dbdeployer usage single'...

I have a couple of problems with this task at the moment: 1. I don't own an M1 Mac. I can't just add the downloads for the new architecture, as...

That depends on how an M1 defines itself. The operating system used in the tarball list must be detectable by the function `CheckTarballOperatingSystem` (in `common/checks.go`). As you can see from...

I have opened a new branch that should fix this issue. (https://github.com/datacharmer/dbdeployer/tree/arm-64-downloads) It would be nice if someone with access to a `arm64` architecture would compile this branch and test...