Fix(migrations): allow existing content/settings folder #777
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closes #776
In production sites, when the ghost user is used, the content/* folder needs to be owned by the Ghost user so the ghost application will not run into permission issues. In the migration, to make sure this happens, we run the
mkdir
command using sudo (i.e.sudo -E -u ghost mkdir {path}
). When the Ghost user isn't needed, we use thefs-extra
library to make sure the directory exists (specificallyensureDirSync
).fs.ensureDirSync
is equivilant tomkdir -p
(notmkdir
), so the behaviour differs. By adding thep
flag to themkdir
command that's run when the Ghost user is used, the behaviour between the two cases are equalized, including support for a settings folder that already exists