Try refactor wp db query --defaults handling, fix #237
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Co-authored-by: lkraav <147228+lkraav@users.noreply.github.com>
- Replace empty foreach loop in get_current_sql_modes() with proper MySQL argument preservation using get_mysql_args() - Add ssl-verify-server-cert to allowed MySQL options list - Add test case to verify connection arguments are preserved during SQL mode discovery - Fixes issue where connection flags like --ssl-verify-server-cert were lost during SQL mode discovery Co-authored-by: lkraav <147228+lkraav@users.noreply.github.com>
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Try fix #237
Code change is all Copilot.
I reviewed it for general sanity, but I simply don't know enough
wp dbinternals to know whether this direction is where we want to go.But I'll file this anyway to get movement and directional discussion going.
I feel like currently
wp db queryjust doing--no-defaultsbasically hard-coded is overly naive for many real world use cases, and needs to be refactored no matter what. If you can't even connect to remote SSL-secured databases, I'm not sure how we can ignore this in 2025.My Copilot strategy session can be reviewed at lkraav#2
EDIT I've now also tested it, and this PR does make at least
--defaultsand/or--ssl-verify-server-certwork.