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Upgrade mysql_common to 32.3 #1258

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altmannmarcelo opened this issue May 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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Upgrade mysql_common to 32.3 #1258

altmannmarcelo opened this issue May 18, 2024 · 0 comments
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New version of mysql driver adds support for collation, required to fix REA-4366 / #1247.

Change in user-visible behavior

Requires documentation change

@altmannmarcelo altmannmarcelo self-assigned this May 18, 2024
readysetbot pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 18, 2024
Update mysql_common to 0.32.3 in order to get the new collation data
dictionary support.

Ref: REA-4382
Closes: #1258

Change-Id: I36614184b749c96c0046c88ca5e1c6a2d186eff6
readysetbot pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 24, 2024
Update mysql_common to 0.32.3 in order to get the new collation data
dictionary support.

Ref: REA-4382
Closes: #1258

Change-Id: I36614184b749c96c0046c88ca5e1c6a2d186eff6
readysetbot pushed a commit that referenced this issue May 24, 2024
Update mysql_common to 0.32.3 in order to get the new collation data
dictionary support.

As part of this update, we also need to downgrade the version of
sqlformatter and prometheus-parse as they use itertools v0.12.1 which
is currently incompatible with criterion.rs and cause cargo check to
fail. We should be able to updated them once again when a release with
[1] is published.

[1]: bheisler/criterion.rs#743

Ref: REA-4382
Closes: #1258

Change-Id: I36614184b749c96c0046c88ca5e1c6a2d186eff6
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