Mysql slowquery pipeline fails if schema contains a dash

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The Grok patttern defined in the mysql slowlog ingest pipeline uses the WORD grok pattern to extract schema.
This causes the pipeline to fail if schema contains a dash.

Using the same pattern as USERNAME seems to fix the issue.

My problem is that the module uses the "filebeat--mysql-slowlog-pipeline" which is changed eveytime I upgrade filebeat.

How can I make this change permanent?

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Maybe you could open a pull request to Beats to adjust the ingest pipeline?

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