Right now you paste serialized values. A common ask is to paste a whole mysqldump and have the tool find the serialized blobs inside INSERT statements, fix them, and hand back a corrected dump.
This is harder than it sounds (quoting, escaping, and distinguishing serialized data from ordinary text), so it needs care. Parking here with the design constraint noted: it must never alter non-serialized SQL, and must be reversible. Feedback on real dump formats welcome.
Right now you paste serialized values. A common ask is to paste a whole mysqldump and have the tool find the serialized blobs inside INSERT statements, fix them, and hand back a corrected dump.
This is harder than it sounds (quoting, escaping, and distinguishing serialized data from ordinary text), so it needs care. Parking here with the design constraint noted: it must never alter non-serialized SQL, and must be reversible. Feedback on real dump formats welcome.