Overview
dsh-mysql
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dsh.pub verifies the pinned bundle contract, runtime facts, and distribution semantics. The complete README remains in the source repository.
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Known limitations
- Each conversation session independently selects zero, one, or multiple database sources; changes do not affect other sessions. An empty selection disables database tools for that session. Selection state is kept in memory and reinitialized after a DSH restart. - Each tool call targets exactly one source; when multiple sources are selected, `connectionId` is required. The plugin does not broadcast queries or merge results across databases. - `mysql_tables` uses the connection's `DATABASE()` value, so schema discovery may be empty when no default database is configured. It does not browse arbitrary databases. - The table allowlist is intentionally lightweight and checks common table-reference positions rather than parsing every MySQL grammar form. - The 2,000-row limit applies to the returned JSON payload after the database response has been fetched. - `mysql_execute` remains limited to row writes; it does not provide transaction management or a confirmation workflow. `mysql_ddl` has no per-call approval; it is guarded by a per-connection opt-in, allowlist, and default-database boundary. Use a narrowly scoped database account. - Connection configuration is TCP-oriented and has no UI for SSL/TLS, Unix sockets/named pipes, or character-set selection.