fix(mysql): harden custom SELECT validation in table browser (#274) - #288
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Tokenize SQL outside string literals and comments before splitting on semicolons so valid queries with ';' in literals are not blocked. Reject INTO OUTFILE, FOR UPDATE, and other write-side constructs when they appear outside masked literals/comments.
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fix(mysql): harden custom SELECT validation in table browser (#274)
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Summary
isAllowedMysqlSelectQueryto split statements only on semicolons outside string literals, quoted identifiers, and comments (--,#,/* */).INTO OUTFILE,FOR UPDATE, DML/DDL keywords) when they appear outside masked literals/comments.Fixes #274.
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flutter test test/features/mysql/mysql_table_utils_test.dartSELECT * FROM t WHERE col = 'a;b'— should executeSELECT 1; SELECT 2andSELECT * INTO OUTFILE ...are rejected