Fix: Increase maxBuffer for exec functions to support large database restores #3355
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What is this PR about?
Database restore operations fail for large backups (hundreds of MBs) with
stderr maxBuffer length exceeded. Node.jsexec()defaults to 1MB buffer, insufficient for verbose restore output.Changes:
MAX_EXEC_BUFFER_SIZEconstant (100MB) to handle large backup operationsexecAsync()andexecAsyncStream()to use 100MB maxBuffer with fallback supportExecOptionsinterface with optionalmaxBufferproperty for override capabilityThis affects all database restore operations (MongoDB, PostgreSQL, MySQL, MariaDB) using these exec functions.
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