Currently there is only "host", "user", "password", "dbname" and "port" possible to establish a db-connection (e. g. for db:truncate, db:export, ...). Right now it is not possible to use mysql flags or certificates parameters to use ssl.
It would be nice to implement that in DatabaseUtility.php and the affected deployer-tasks of deployer-extended-database.
Currently there is only "host", "user", "password", "dbname" and "port" possible to establish a db-connection (e. g. for db:truncate, db:export, ...). Right now it is not possible to use mysql flags or certificates parameters to use ssl.
It would be nice to implement that in DatabaseUtility.php and the affected deployer-tasks of deployer-extended-database.
To use flags (e. g. for SSL) it also needs to be switched from "mysqli_connect" to "mysqli_real_connect" (https://www.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.real-connect.php).
This change would also need to expand the variable
set('db_databases',...
. Right?