Mysqli last query error

[domenico-pinto-www]

This pull request introduces a new property last_query_error in the mysqli class.
The property stores the SQL query that caused the most recent error, providing developers with easier debugging and error tracking.

How to test:

• Create a simple PHP script to connect to the database and intentionally execute an invalid query (e.g., SELECT * FROM non_existing_table).
• Catch the exception and retrieve the $mysqli->last_query_error property.
• Verify that it contains the failed SQL query.

[devnexen]

Not judging the code correctness (CI failure is very legit) but the relevance of it. Not sure what to think but things to consider perhaps like Should we always store this info (ie hiding it behind a ini setting, disabled by default) ? If you do not get feedback in a timely manner, I suggest trying to defend your case in the internal mailing list. Cheers.

[kamil-tekiela]

Are you aware that this already exists? https://www.php.net/manual/en/mysqli.error.php

Besides, what exactly is the point in that? If you can catch the exception then you already have all this info in the exception.

[kamil-tekiela]

When creating a PR do not add the .patch file. You should also provide sufficient unit testing for the new feature.