mysql - feat: moving to native namespacing#1864
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This pull request introduces native namespacing for the MySQL adapter, a significant improvement over key-prefixing. However, a high-severity SQL injection vulnerability exists in the database initialization and migration logic. The unique index name is constructed using the table option without proper escaping, which could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary SQL commands. This also poses a risk of SQL errors if table names contain special characters. Addressing the index name construction is critical for both security and robustness.
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mysql - feat: moving to native namespacing