Hi Jody,
as a reminder, the release build has been doing for a while a "full build
with empty repository" for you,
so any other test should be probably done using a downstream project (which
would be a good idea,
and would be interesting to also automate).
Cheers
Andrea
On Wed, Sep 2, 2020 at 12
Did not spot anything obviously wrong with these bundles, proceeding with
GWC release
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Jody Garnett
On Mon, 31 Aug 2020 at 23:44, Jody Garnett wrote:
> The GeoTools 24-RC artifacts are available for pre-flight testing:
>
>
> https://build.geoserver.org/job/geotools-release/lastSuccessfulBuild
Just as a note, the Postgis store can detect the version of Postgis and
apply different behavior based in this. We used to use this when Postgis
switched to st_ prefixing, not sure if that code is still there thought,
been a long while
Cheers
Andrea
Il mar 1 set 2020, 18:26 Jody Garnett ha scrit
Hi All,
A couple of years ago I worked on jdbc-mysql module and provided support
for the newly introduced ST_ functions in Mysql5.6 & Mysql 5.7. I think
these functions are also supported in Mysql8.0 with the same signature so I
do not think there is an issue of incompatibility. If you check the D
Attending
Torben Barsballe
Jody Garnett
Kevin Smith
Andrea Aime (for a short visit)
Jukka Rahkonen
Actions from last meeting:
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Jody: (In progress) AGM slides for GT, GS and GWC
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Andrea: 2.18-RC release reminder, Sept 1st
Agenda
1.
geoserver.org
2.
release cand
My understanding is MySQL reimplemented their geometry to be based on Boost
(indeed right around MySQL 5.7). This thankfully drops a lot of their
previous native implementation of geometry.
I would fully support you dropping support for older versions if that makes
the code easier,
If we wanted t
Hi,
I've opened [0] which I ran into after setting up online testing with
MySQL 8 and will be taking a stab at that, but before I take off I'm
wondering which versions of MySQL we want to support in GeoTools.
The MySQL project is already dropping support for 5.6 on some platforms
[1] and drop
