SSL support does not work with Node v12+
See original GitHub issueWhen using Node v12+ you will always get an error when trying to connect with SSL.
SSL routines:ssl_choose_client_version:unsupported protocol
The minimum TLS version in node 12 is 1.2, and this module needs to add support for this.
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While above error might be probably solved with added entry to exports, I would prefer to change all deep requires to top level import + property or getters Some things to consider while doing this:
Seems like a good idea, I think just adding some documentation on this for supporting older MySQL versions in newer node versions would suffice, and improving how to load the Amazon RDS cert.