MySQL warnings when using SQLite

  • On a site running in SQLite mode, but which used to be a MySQL site (and still has all the old MySQL configuration), the health check screen is showing me a warning about my MySQL server:

    The warning is probably correct, but since I’m running in SQLite mode, it’s also irrelevant.

    (A different issue that might be “interesting” later on: wp db cli on a SQLite site still takes me to the old MySQL database, instead of launching an instance of sqlite3 or similar. But that’s probably a wp-cli issue rather than a Performance Lab issue.)

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  • Plugin Support James Osborne

    (@jamesosborne)

    Hi @desmith,

    Many thanks for highlighting this. I’ve created a GitHub issue based on your findings. You can find this below. Feel free to chime in with any additional comments:

    https://github.com/WordPress/performance/issues/611

    A different issue that might be “interesting” later on:?wp db cli?on a SQLite site still takes me to the old MySQL database, instead of launching an instance of?sqlite3?or similar. But that’s probably a wp-cli issue rather than a Performance Lab issue.

    Nice observation. I’ll need to check this with the team, however, I do believe this is more a wp-cli issue, given I expect the same would occur if defining a SQLite database without the Performance Lab plugin. I don’t see any official support. I’ll report back to you here after checking this. Thank you.

    Plugin Support James Osborne

    (@jamesosborne)

    @desmith Just to keep you informed on your WP CLI query with SQLite, I don’t see any official support at this time. There may encounter some potential solutions, including this one. As these are untested you may wish to experiment on a test site only.

    Let me know if you have any further questions on this.

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