Use prepared statements for known queries #3
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Using prepared statements prevents SQL injections through e.g. the file name of the migration. It might also improve performance if a user is rerunning migrations in the same session, since they are cached on a per-connection basis by DBInterface.
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Using prepared statements prevents SQL injections through e.g. the file name of the migration. It might also improve performance if a user is rerunning migrations in the same session, since they are cached on a per-connection basis by DBInterface.
It's a bit difficult to add an actual test for this, but the current tests run through locally so should be good 🤷