fix(config): use forward slash in default DB path to prevent literal backslash filename (#90)#91
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…backslash filename (devedse#90) Signed-off-by: SAY-5 <say.apm35@gmail.com>
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Fixes #90. The default
DefaultConnectioninDeveLanCacheUI_Backend/appsettings.json:3used backslashes:Data Source={DeveLanCacheUIDataDirectory}\\database\\develancacheui.dbOn Linux containers (the official image base) backslashes aren't path separators, so the SQLite provider created a single file literally named
develancacheuidata\\database\\develancacheui.dbdirectly inside/var, while the recommended volume mount at/var/develancacheuidata/database/stayed empty. Container restart wiped the unmounted file → silent data loss every time.Switched to forward slashes so the path resolves correctly under both Linux and Windows .NET (
/is accepted as a path separator by all major filesystems and SQLite providers).Test plan
appsettings.json{DeveLanCacheUIDataDirectory}is the same token, only the literal separator differs