dev.sh db to connect to mysql client CLI#615
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Instead of using an external MariaDB/MySQL client, we can use the container's internal mysql client directly. Since it's a container for development, and WordPress instance expects only one database, we can assume that this won't do anything in other contexts.
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Instead of using an external MariaDB/MySQL client, we can use the container's internal
mysqlclient directly.The convention being that if
db-shellgets into a bash CLI,db-dumpcreates a database backup,dbalone gives access to the main purpose of that container.Since it's a container for development, and WordPress instance expects only one database, we can assume that this won't do anything in other contexts.