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Automating installation of MySQL - is there any way to set root password to avoid prompt

When I install mysql-client and/or mysql-server on Linux it prompts me for a root password on installation. I'm wondering when people automate this process, for example by using something like Terraform, how is this managed?

For example, if whatever package management system you are using runs the following command, is there anything that can be added to the command to use an environment variable, or a value in the configuration, file so that the password is defined before (in the config), and set during the installation process?

sudo apt-get install mysql-client

您是否不能创建环境变量(在构建环境中),然后使用空资源来运行带有所述变量的命令?

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