Core/Database: dropped support for MariaDB and MySQL 5.7 and set 8.0.34 as the new required minimum version #30255
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…he minimum required version to 8.0.34 Due to MySQL 5.7 being no longer supported and MariaDB being based on 5.7, both versions will no longer be supported to compile or run the source. MySQL 8.0.34 is set as a new standard as it is the first 8.0 version that started using OpenSSL 3 which we already require as well. (cherry picked from commit 128bc03086016883fa21da13e4a6571343c65228)
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https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/upgrading.html useful link to upgrade from 5.7 to 8.0 |
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Will do this in cmake |
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Due to MySQL 5.7 being no longer supported and MariaDB being based on 5.7, both versions will no longer be supported to compile or run the source. MySQL 8.0.34 is set as a new standard as it is the first 8.0 version that started using OpenSSL 3 which we already require as well.
This superceedes the previous PR of depcecating these versions.
There is no point in arguing around anymore. It will happen. You had plenty of time to update your setup, the grace period is over.