Bug or feature.......?

Question

Ruby on Rails

Let's say we have a ror project using the mysql database.
If the password written in the config is not correct, then after the command
rake db:create<br>
we will be asked for the password to mysql.
After entering the password, a database is created and the password for the database is changed to the one that is set in the config.
So I'm wondering if this is a bug or a feature?

Answer 1

Quite a logical decision from rails. Nefig in the config to prescribe the wrong password.

Answer 2

This is of course a feature.
The task rake db:*is to always bring the database in line with what is declared in the config. Create schema tables, enable extensions. Make sure in the credentials.
Rake will never minify user-editable files. That is, out of three behaviors (getting sleep with an error / changing the password in database.yml/ changing the password in the database), the rezrabs chose the most expected, and therefore the most correct.