Use Drupal DB during bootstrap instead of CLI #3800
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Unfortunately, site:install uses the Drush SQL classes so we can't quite install a site without |
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I dont think we need to tackle site:install right now. We've done the job of further compartmentalizing the Boot classes. |
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Looks like we maybe need to catch an exception so that bootstrap max can work cleanly when the requisite table does not exist. I agree that this is a net benefit even if we don't get site:install converted right away. |
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Removes a dependency on the SQL classes and Drush users may no skip installation of
mysqlCLI client if they don't want to run sql commands. This is nice for mnimalist Docker pwoered environments.