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As I've been working with Turso, I've found the turso dev utility really handy. It's simple to spin up a server and the interoperability with existing sqlite files means I can introspect data easily in a tool like TablePlus or the sqlite3 CLI.
However, as I've been setting up CI instances or working with others, it's a bit of a pain that the initial experience after installing the Turso CLI is this:
$ turso dev
Could not start libsql-server.
o install it, follow the instructions at https://github.com/libsql/sqld/blob/main/docs/BUILD-RUN.md
Also make sure sqld is on your PATH
Error: exec: "sqld": executable file not found in $PATH
And for devs using macOS, the natural inclination is to follow the Homebrew instructions:
brew tap libsql/sqld
brew install sqld
But this ends up installing a whole rust toolchain, and takes ~10 minutes to build the sqld binary.
It'd be nice if sqld came along with the Turso CLI so I didn't have to go through that whole process.
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Apologies for the late reply but we're working on making this happen. You can follow the progress in #767 as well as adding multitenancy support in #768
As I've been working with Turso, I've found the
turso dev
utility really handy. It's simple to spin up a server and the interoperability with existing sqlite files means I can introspect data easily in a tool like TablePlus or thesqlite3
CLI.However, as I've been setting up CI instances or working with others, it's a bit of a pain that the initial experience after installing the Turso CLI is this:
And for devs using macOS, the natural inclination is to follow the Homebrew instructions:
But this ends up installing a whole rust toolchain, and takes ~10 minutes to build the sqld binary.
It'd be nice if
sqld
came along with the Turso CLI so I didn't have to go through that whole process.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: