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Describe the bug
I cannot set for MySQL container the root user and root password because there is always a random root password for root user (MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD=yes). In that way, we cannot set root:root for development purpose.
To Reproduce
Create a new docker-compose.yml with only MySQL container.
For Connection part : Mysql User => root & Mysql Password => root
Hi @cvilleger !
Thanks you for your feedback, @Mapsred suggested us to change this behaviour too
We didn't add an input for root password because we wanted to avoid using root user when it's not needed
But I agree that it doesn't have a big impact in a development context 😄
Describe the bug
I cannot set for MySQL container the
root
user androot
password because there is always a random root password forroot
user (MYSQL_RANDOM_ROOT_PASSWORD=yes
). In that way, we cannot setroot:root
for development purpose.To Reproduce
Create a new
docker-compose.yml
with only MySQL container.For Connection part : Mysql User => root & Mysql Password => root
Expected behavior
When there is a
root
user, disable this :Can you use
MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD
?Or simply display a error message for
root
user.Screenshots
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Additional context
You can set a "forbidden acces" to set the
root
user or implement a way to do that.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: