better error handling for broken database.json files#149
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kunklejr merged 2 commits intodb-migrate:masterfrom Feb 7, 2014
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better error handling for broken database.json files#149kunklejr merged 2 commits intodb-migrate:masterfrom
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You might want to add curly brackets to the if-statement to maintain the conventions in the rest of the code.
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Good point. I added a commit to fix it.
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I've stumbled upon this before, it'll be nice to get a syntax error instead of a confusing (and misleading) error message. |
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better error handling for broken database.json files
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I left out a comma in my database.json file the first time I tried to run an update. I got an error like:
Cannot find module '/Path/to/Project/Path/to/project/database.json'
which made me think that the problem was with the location of my config file or with node-db-migrate itself. This pull request throws a syntax error if the file is found in the default location but cannot be read. Thanks.