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Where does MySQL login/password come from when you change environment via php init?
To change the Environment of the application I write php init.
As a result, the "components=>db" settings in the common/main-local.php
file are changed.
For example , dsn becomes:
'dsn' => 'mysql:host=localhost;dbname=yii2_advanced'
Where does it get this data? Or maybe I'm doing something wrong!?
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It will pass, the open/closed nature of your API doesn't matter. There we are talking about using undocumented, consider closed, methods of the iOS SDK.
I agree, this has nothing to do with your API.
A private API is available from the SDK side, for example, there is a standard method for showing a "more" button next to the "delete" button in table cells. This function exists, but it is considered private (it is not in the documentation), so they will not let it through
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