Fix Bug #73462 - Persistent connections don't set $connect_errno #2193
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Persistent connections skipped resetting $connect_error and $connect_errno values This adds the "clear error" line to persistent connections for consistency
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The failed Travis CI test is in unrelated code, specifically the FTP extension because a TCP port was already in use on the automated testing server. Not sure if there is an easy way to just re-run the test to show it is actually passing, or mark the failed test as irrelevant to the pull request here? |
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You can squash your commits which should also trigger a new run |
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Persistent connections skipped resetting $connect_error and $connect_errno values
This adds the "clear error" line to persistent connections for consistency