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Oftentimes while I'm developing with Craft, I want to open up a database shell for manual querying. This can be helpful for both debugging and developing new features in Craft. With Nitro, I don't see a very easy way to do this right now. It is possible to get a MySQL shell by ssh'ing into the DB container and running mysql -h localhost -u nitro. To be a little easier, might it be possible to add in a nitro db shell command to open the current site's database?
If this is desirable, I'd be happy to help develop this feature in Nitro and submit a pull request.
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Hi, we are closing this issue as we have decided to retire Nitro, so no additional work will occur on this project. You can read the official blog post here https://craftcms.com/blog/retiring-craft-nitro. We appreciate everyones feedback and involvement and we look forward to refocusing our efforts on Cloud!
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Oftentimes while I'm developing with Craft, I want to open up a database shell for manual querying. This can be helpful for both debugging and developing new features in Craft. With Nitro, I don't see a very easy way to do this right now. It is possible to get a MySQL shell by ssh'ing into the DB container and running
mysql -h localhost -u nitro
. To be a little easier, might it be possible to add in anitro db shell
command to open the current site's database?If this is desirable, I'd be happy to help develop this feature in Nitro and submit a pull request.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: