feat: support {db} placeholder in EXTRA_BACKUP_OPTS for split-mode ba…#477
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Allow dynamic substitution of the current database name in
EXTRA_BACKUP_OPTS using the {db} placeholder. When SPLIT_DB=true,
{db} is replaced with the current database name before each
backup command executes.
This enables patterns like --ignore-table={db}.logs to work
across 100+ databases without hardcoding each database name.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ckups
Allow dynamic substitution of the current database name in EXTRA_BACKUP_OPTS using the {db} placeholder. When SPLIT_DB=true, {db} is replaced with the current database name before each backup command executes.
This enables patterns like --ignore-table={db}.logs to work across 100+ databases without hardcoding each database name.