Connection
A connection is a registered server: a host, an optional port, an optional default database, anauthentication method, and TLS settings.
A connection is a registered server: a host, an optional port, an optional default database, an authentication method, and TLS settings. It carries two flags that matter:
- Production. A run that touches a connection marked production stops and makes you type a word to confirm before anything executes. This is the guardrail the tool exists for; set it honestly.
- Save password. Passwords are stored in the Windows credential store and referenced by name. The connection file holds the reference, never the secret — which is what makes it safe to commit.
A connection can be overridden per machine. connections.local.json beside the shared
connections.json lets one developer point a shared connection at their own host without editing
the file everyone else uses.