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MariaDB Connector/J 2.4.1 Changelog

The most recent Stable (GA) release of MariaDB Connector/J is:
MariaDB Connector/J 3.5.1

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Release date: 18 Mar 2019

For the highlights of this release, see the release notes.

The revision number links will take you to the revision's page on GitHub. On GitHub you can view more details of the revision and view diffs of the code modified in that revision.

  • Revision #7c2220f3 - bump version 2.4.1
  • Revision #974c9642 - [misc] updating checkstyle version dependency
  • Revision #d44da9bd - [misc] permit using SSL on localsocket
  • Revision #b195649d - [misc] update appveyor test to last released version
  • Revision #7cd4b675 - [misc] added error code 1213 to a list for running INNODB STATUS query - changed array + Stream with Set + contains approach for checking codes
  • Revision #c4172f22 - [CONJ-687] travis test correction for option "useMysqlMetadata" with AURORA
  • Revision #42183c05 - [CONJ-687] addition of option "useMysqlMetadata" to permit MySQL meta compatibility
  • Revision #ec86522f - Change the query to fetch innodb_read_only from SHOW GLOBAL VARIABLES into SELECT to reduce mutex contention
  • Revision #09a92c96 - [misc] java PID using java 9 ProcessHandle if existing, relying on JNA if present
  • Revision #a5896ee8 - [misc] changing test for 10.4 compatibility
  • Revision #b7a99324 - [CONJ-682] internal pool correction: when receiving an RST during connection validation, the pool will end up throwing connection timeout exception in place of reusing another connection.
  • Revision #bc985a83 - [misc] added error code 1213 to a list for running INNODB STATUS query - 1213 ER_LOCK_DEADLOCK was not considered to run 'SHOW ENGINE INNODB STATUS'
  • Revision #74e7f96d - Update README.md

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