👋 hi, we are struggling with

hydra migrate sql

since there is a

max_statement_time

in place at global level for our MariaDB instance, (MySQL equivalent is

max_execution_time

) Due to pretty huge table, one of the migrations fails and breaks our schema so we have to do a manual roll-back. I am wondering if there is a way to tell

hydra migrate

to use a bigger timeout while it's running... (there are workarounds for us, but I would like to see something convenient like

hydra migrate sql --timeout=10m

so I don't have to update our DB parameters temporarily just for migration)

you can probably set that as a query param in the DSN

thank you @steep-lamp-91158 , I was searching for dedicated param, but totally missed that “everything else” is passed “as is” 🤦 sorry for bothering with you with this stupid question