Q: Date/Time this occurred (Provide your time zone also) A: 04/16/2024
Q: DevKinsta Version A: 2.13.2
Q: OS Version A: Windows 11
Q: Docker Desktop Version A: 4.29.0
Q: Were any error codes or messages observed? If so, what were they? A: DK0029 Can’t Create MySQL Dump
Q: Detailed Description of the Problem A: When I try ‘Import from Kinsta’ to pull down my live or staging site, it fails with the above error. Looking at main.log, I see that it gets a ‘Connection refused’ when it attempts to ssh to my site. The IP address it is using is different from the one on MyKinsta.
If you haven’t already, please close or quit both the DevKinsta and Docker apps completely. After that, relaunch DevKinsta and try the pull action again. If the issue persists, please share a copy of your DevKinsta raw main.log file with me via private message. To locate it, click the question mark icon at the bottom-left corner of DevKinsta, and select “Reveal log file in File Manager”. We’d like to take a closer look at why the DK0029 error is occurring.
Thank you for sharing your main.log file with me. I have reviewed the log and found that the site you are trying to import into Devkinsta is not a standard WordPress installation. From the file structure, it appears to be built using Bedrock. Unfortunately, the Devkinsta pull/push action works best only with standard WordPress installations. However, you can try the suggested workaround from Kevin to get the pull action to work. Here’s the link: Import WordPress/Bedrock host on Kinsta to DevKinsta
Doh. I forgot about this from when I first published my site a few years ago. Disappointing that Bedrock is still not supported. I think I’ll drop Devkinsta and build my own local environment instead. Thank you for for helping me out.