Stable Mysql Support #664
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Hey there, awesome library! I am wondering if there is any ETA for stable Mysql support. Not because I am trying to put pressure on this, but since I can't afford to be bleeding-edge I would like to revisit this project once the Mysql support is more mature. Is this something we will see in 2020, perhaps? Thanks! |
Answered by
kyleconroy
Aug 19, 2020
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Great question! MySQL is coming along nicely. As discussed in #150 and #633, the current mysql package is deprecated. However, don't fret. The new MySQL engine, code-named Dolphin, is available in beta. The next release (v1.6.0) will promote this engine to stable. Please try out the new engine now! In your sqlc configuration file, use version: "1"
packages:
- name: "db"
path: "internal/db"
queries: "./sql/query/"
schema: "./sql/schema/"
engine: "mysql:beta" |
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Great question! MySQL is coming along nicely. As discussed in #150 and #633, the current mysql package is deprecated. However, don't fret. The new MySQL engine, code-named Dolphin, is available in beta. The next release (v1.6.0) will promote this engine to stable.
Please try out the new engine now! In your sqlc configuration file, use
mysql:betafor your engine value. Please report any bugs or missing features.