Support utf8mb3 charset naming for MySQL 8 and MariaDB 10.6 #1323
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MySQL and MariaDB have long aliased the `utf8` charset to the underlying `utf8mb3`. They both switched to report the underlying charset name instead of the alias name, allowing `utf8` to target `utf8mb4` in the future. That means we need to explicitly map `utf8mb3` for folks running newer MySQL/MariaDB with older `utf8` dbs.
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Failures fixed by #1324, thanks for both! |
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MySQL and MariaDB have long aliased the
utf8charset to the underlyingutf8mb3. They both switched to report the underlyingutf8mb3charset name instead of theutf8alias name, allowingutf8to targetutf8mb4in the future.That means we need to explicitly map
utf8mb3for folks running newer MySQL/MariaDB with olderutf8dbs.Closes #1315