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I have a Lando recipe and GitHub action that runs tests. I've just updated it to use the lando/setup-lando@v3 gha (which works a treat btw)
Recipe: Backdrop
Lando version: "latest"
Database: mysql
When Lando is started, it mostly runs fine, but when it does the database health check this warning appears: Warning: LED] mysql: [Warning] Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure.
I wonder if the healthcheck could switch to using a .cnf file for the creds to avoid this warning?
I'm also getting a failed healthcheck locally for the same reason even though the database works otherwise.
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I have a Lando recipe and GitHub action that runs tests. I've just updated it to use the
lando/setup-lando@v3
gha (which works a treat btw)Recipe: Backdrop
Lando version: "latest"
Database: mysql
When Lando is started, it mostly runs fine, but when it does the database health check this warning appears:
Warning: LED] mysql: [Warning] Using a password on the command line interface can be insecure.
I wonder if the healthcheck could switch to using a
.cnf
file for the creds to avoid this warning?I'm also getting a failed healthcheck locally for the same reason even though the database works otherwise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: