David Wright <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

>> I'm running several instances of Catalyst app (for every developer
>> and production) on the same box; I'm thinking of automatically patch
>> database name loaded from config file to allow separate copies of
>> databases to coexist transparently.
>
> We have the same multi-instance set up, and instead of patching have
> two config files per instance. The first contains entries common to
> all, and the second adds in instance specific database connect info.

But since the config file can't be dynamic, it's a little
annoying. Another easy option would be to use
Catalyst::Plugin::ConfigLoader::Environment and have people stick
something like this in .bashrc:

  export MYAPP_Model__AppDB_connect_info}='["dsn:foo","peanut","butter"]'

Or have a convention and stick this in /etc/bashrc

  export MYAPP_Model__AppDB_connect_info="['dsn:mysql:test_$USER','root','']"

But if you really want to do it dynamically in code, its probably most
easily done in your Model class; just override new and set the
connect_info to whatever you like.

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