Hi Vince,
Right now, don't use utf8mb4 by itself. That *is* the right encoding to use
for proper Unicode support, yes, but additional settings need to be enabled
manually on your database (globally and per-table) in order for key lengths
to not be truncated (which will otherwise break things
Is anyone using utf8mb4? We are looking at moving from latin1 to utf8.
This article makes the case for using it over
utf8, https://mathiasbynens.be/notes/mysql-utf8mb4 and am hoping someone in
the community already has experience with it. I figure we will need to
look at the size of every
