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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe SQLite drop-in now accepts and validates ChangesSQLite database path
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DB_PATH as the primary database path constant
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In `@packages/plugin-sqlite-database-integration/health-check.php`:
- Around line 39-42: Handle the supported `DB_PATH` value `:memory:` in the
`database_size` field before calling `filesize()`. Show a localized “Not
available” value for the in-memory database, and preserve the existing
`size_format(filesize(DB_PATH))` behavior for file-backed databases.
In `@packages/plugin-sqlite-database-integration/wp-includes/sqlite/db.php`:
- Around line 51-54: Update the DB_PATH validation in the database
initialization flow to reject relative paths while continuing to accept absolute
paths and the special ":memory:" path. Use the existing invalid-path exception,
and add a relative-path case to the `invalid_database_paths` data in
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Use DB_PATH for storage initialization, database connections, installation, and Site Health. Place storage locks beside the configured database. Reject DB_PATH combined with DB_DIR, DB_FILE, FQDBDIR, or FQDB. Keep legacy settings when DB_PATH is absent and deprecate the older constants. Create WP_SQLite_Storage with with_secret_path() or with_explicit_path(). Each storage mode gets its own named constructor, and callers pass the storage root instead of the class reading FQDBDIR. Validate database paths in WP_SQLite_Storage before any file operations. Require an absolute filesystem path, or :memory: for an explicit path. This also rejects a relative DB_DIR or FQDBDIR, which resolved against the working directory. Cover mixed settings, default storage, legacy settings, in-memory databases, and invalid paths and directories. #502
The randomized database path protects the database because it can't be guessed. Name this storage mode after that, matching with_secret_path().
An in-memory database has no files, and no other process can open it, so there is nothing to lock. Don't set a storage root for it, which removes its dependency on FQDBDIR, and make lock() do nothing. Also don't derive FQDBDIR from an in-memory DB_PATH. Its directory is ".", which would make FQDBDIR a relative path. FQDBDIR keeps its default instead.
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- Line 42: Update the database-size value in the Site Health check to detect
when DB_PATH is ':memory:' before calling filesize(). Show the localized “Not
available” value for in-memory databases, and preserve the existing
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Show "Not available" for in-memory databases instead of calling filesize(). #512 (comment)
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Resolve DB_PATH, db-path.php, or a legacy .ht.sqlite database at runtime, retaining FQDB compatibility for older integration plugin versions. Export and table listing check that the database exists before opening it. Import uses the configured location and initializes secret-path storage only when no location has been recorded. Report invalid plugin database settings as command errors. Keep storage initialization out of the plugin loader and cover the storage behavior with Behat scenarios. WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#502 WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#512
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| public static function with_explicit_path( string $path ): self { | ||
| if ( ':memory:' !== $path && ! self::is_absolute_path( $path ) ) { |
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A DB_PATH that names an existing directory, or ends in a slash, passes is_absolute_path(). It then initialize() then writes .htaccess and index.php into the parent directory before failing with Failed to create the SQLite database file.
Should it reject is_dir( $path ) here before anything is written?
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Every workflow runs on ubuntu-latest, so the Windows-only cases here and the Windows branch of is_absolute_path() never run in CI, is a windows-latest job for this file worth it?
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DB_PATHas the primary SQLite database setting for database connections, schema installation, Site Health, and storage lock placement. It cannot be combined withDB_DIR,DB_FILE,FQDBDIR, orFQDB.Legacy settings remain supported when
DB_PATHis absent, but database paths and storage directories must be absolute. Storage under a secret randomized path remains the default. The drop-in then definesDB_PATHwith the resolved path. Invalid values fail explicitly without falling back to another database.WP_SQLite_Storagenow exposeswith_secret_path( $root )andwith_explicit_path( $path ), with a private constructor. Callers resolve the configuration before creating storage.In-memory databases (
:memory:) require no filesystem storage or locking.Why
A single full-path setting makes the active database easier to configure and identify. The older path constants are deprecated in PHPDoc while their behavior remains available for backward compatibility.
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DB_PATHor:memory:. WhenDB_PATHis not set, SQLite continues to use the default or legacy database path.DB_PATH.Bug Fixes