BadConnection when configuring for SQLite in Docker

[sssilver]

My configuration looks like this:

    DATABASE_URL=/usr/db/plume.db
    MIGRATION_DIRECTORY=migrations/sqlite
    BASE_URL=mission1701.com
    # TODO: Put this in a vault
    ROCKET_SECRET_KEY=a+qtw6697cIF0cmX7dar33s0SU6JrDemIvWCiLYFv0Ub

When I launch Plume, I get the following error:

  $ k logs plume-7c8b66bc8f-jckbh -c install
Configuration read from /app/.env
thread 'main' panicked at 'Couldn't connect to the database.: BadConnection("missing \"=\" after \"/usr/db/plume.db\" in connection info string\n")', plume-cli/src/main.rs:35:40
note: run with `RUST_BACKTRACE=1` environment variable to display a backtrace

• Plume version: latest Docker Hub image (0.6.0)
• Operating system: Whatever is in the Docker image
• Web Browser: Not applicable

[sssilver]

Looks like https://github.com/Plume-org/Plume/blob/main/Dockerfile does not build with the SQLite feature enabled. Not sure why? In my opinion, as the general Docker image for Plume, it should come with support for both database backends.

[sssilver]

Speaking of Docker, the build is currently broken because Rocket requires a very recent Rust Nightly, but the specified toolchain does not satisfy that requirement.

[trinity-1686a]

Plume code can't be compiled with support for both PostgreSQL and SQLite at the same time, that is why the docker image only support PostgreSQL. The installation instructions with docker don't mention SQLite for this reason. There could arguably be a second image published with support for SQLite (but not PostgreSQL)