@TODO Drupal core improvement bring back settings.php

Submitted by Benjamin Melançon on March 10, 2009 - 11:22am

webchick agrees!

What I want to do [get rid of default.settings.php]

and put the database settings in db.php

[that's what i do!]

[my caveat:]
you want to include db.php last so that you can override anything in settings.php site specifically

recommendation is that settings.php be version controlled and db.php not be.
[which is exactly my method :-) ]

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