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Hi there,
Indeed, during the build stage the App Platform does not have access to the Managed databases.
In your case, you most likely have a post run script defined somewhere in your composer.json file which is causing the problem. What you could do is to track down the specific command defined in the composer.json file that is causing the problem and remove it from there.
Here is an example of a composer.json file that I have for an open-source project that I maintain which works with the App Platform:
Feel free to share your complete composer.json file here so I could take a look as well and try to spot which script might be causing the problem.
Best,
Bobby