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Update db-changelog.xml to support mariadb #1188

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Update db-changelog.xml to support mariadb #1188

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should fix #1127

@jvoisin jvoisin requested a review from muff1nman August 7, 2019 08:59
@muff1nman muff1nman merged commit c16fa9d into airsonic:master Sep 10, 2019
fxthomas added a commit to fxthomas/airsonic that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2019
If someone was using MariaDB before airsonic#1188, they were probably doing so
by using the MySQL JDBC driver to pass the migration (which had the
proper workarounds in place for some column types).

This commit assumes that the migrations done that way were valid and
produced the same result as running the MariaDB migrations after airsonic#1188.
fxthomas added a commit to fxthomas/airsonic that referenced this pull request Oct 20, 2019
If someone was using MariaDB before airsonic#1188, they were probably doing so
by using the MySQL JDBC driver to pass the migration (which had the
proper workarounds in place for some column types).

This commit assumes that the migrations done that way were valid and
produced the same result as running the MariaDB migrations after airsonic#1188.
fxthomas added a commit to fxthomas/airsonic that referenced this pull request Oct 21, 2019
If someone was using MariaDB before airsonic#1188, they were probably doing so
by using the MySQL JDBC driver to pass the migration (which had the
proper workarounds in place for some column types).

This commit assumes that the migrations done that way were valid and
produced the same result as running the MariaDB migrations after airsonic#1188.
fxthomas added a commit to fxthomas/airsonic that referenced this pull request Oct 21, 2019
If someone was using MariaDB before airsonic#1188, they were probably doing so
by using the MySQL JDBC driver to pass the migration (which had the
proper workarounds in place for some column types).

This commit assumes that the migrations done that way were valid and
produced the same result as running the MariaDB migrations after airsonic#1188.
fxthomas added a commit to fxthomas/airsonic that referenced this pull request Oct 22, 2019
If someone was using MariaDB before airsonic#1188, they were probably doing so
by using the MySQL JDBC driver to pass the migration (which had the
proper workarounds in place for some column types).

This commit assumes that the migrations done that way were valid and
produced the same result as running the MariaDB migrations after airsonic#1188.
@fxthomas fxthomas mentioned this pull request Nov 10, 2019
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Invalid SQL syntax while creating tables using MySQL database
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