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Define DB_PATH for explicit SQLite database paths - #4374
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DB_PATH for explicit SQLite database paths
Motivation for the change, related issues
The SQLite integration is adopting
DB_PATHas its primary database path setting. Playground currently supplies onlyDB_DIRandDB_FILEwhendataSqlPathis set.Implementation details
Define
DB_PATHfromdataSqlPath, keeping the matching legacy constants for older SQLite plugin versions.Testing Instructions (or ideally a Blueprint)
Boot with
dataSqlPathset to a custom SQLite file and confirm WordPress opens that file. Verified with SQLite integration v2.1.16, bundled trunk, and the build from PR #512.Related: WordPress/sqlite-database-integration#512.
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