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Surely an honorable mention for MySQL, who happily make massive breaking changes in ..x versions and bury them halfway down the release notes
by llimos 6y ago
Surely an honorable mention for MySQL, who happily make massive breaking changes in ..x versions and bury them halfway down the release notes
- diroussel 6y agoLet's call that Mental Versioning.
- xcambar 6y agoThat's pretty metal.
- justin_oaks 6y agoIndeed. I was using SET PASSWORD in a way that broke between two different versions of MySQL 5.7. (I can't remember what specifically it was. I believe I had to change my statement to no longer use the PASSWORD() function.) I remember being pretty upset that they broke that with what surely must be only a bug fix release. Now I know better.