Why do I get an 'ActiveRecord::NoDatabaseError' with Ruby 3.2.2 and MySQL?

Let me start off by saying that I'm not very well versed in Ruby (or MySQL for that matter).

I'm trying to spin up Sharetribe Go, which is written in Ruby. So far, I've encountered some issues but managed to resolve them all. I got the following error when running the following command:

Error:

ActiveRecord::NoDatabaseError (Unknown database 'sharetribe_production'):app/utils/current_marketplace_resolver.rb:27:in `block in sole_community_or'app/utils/current_marketplace_resolver.rb:26:in `sole_community_or'app/utils/current_marketplace_resolver.rb:6:in `resolve_from_host'lib/rack_middleware/marketplace_lookup.rb:13:in `call'lib/rack_middleware/custom_cookie_renamer.rb:11:in `call'lib/rack_middleware/enforce_ssl.rb:23:in `call'lib/rack_middleware/health_check.rb:12:in `call'

Command:bundle exec rails server -e production

I've even gone as far as re-running rake db:create, but to no avail.

I was following this installation guide.

Here is my database.yml file:

development:    adapter: mysql2    database: sharetribe_development    encoding: utf8    username: # ADD DATABASE USERNAME    password: # ADD DATABASE PASSWORD    host: localhost# Warning: The database defined as "test" will be erased and# re-generated from your development database when you run "rake".# Do not set this db to the same as development or production.test: &test    adapter: mysql2    database: sharetribe_test    encoding: utf8    username: # ADD DATABASE USERNAME    password: # ADD DATABASE PASSWORD    host: localhoststaging:    adapter: mysql2    database: sharetribe_staging    encoding: utf8    username: # ADD DATABASE USERNAME    password: # ADD DATABASE PASSWORD    host: localhostproduction:    adapter: mysql2    database: sharetribe_production    encoding: utf8    username: root    password: "mypass"    host: localhostcucumber:<<: *test

Side Note: Sharetribe Go uses MySQL, but I've had to install MariaDB for my setup. I'm not sure if that's maybe where the issue came in.

I tried re-running rake db:create. I could only find this question asked here previously, and I tried following the solutions, but that didn't really apply.