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Maybe they should rename/alias it to brokenutf8, to make it more likely that people will notice a problem.
by ghusbands 5y ago
Maybe they should rename/alias it to brokenutf8, to make it more likely that people will notice a problem.
- ehsankia 5y agoThat's not needed, what is needed is what they said they would do: > and utf8 is expected subsequently to become a reference to utf8mb4 Once utf8 points to the right thing, the mistake will stop happening as no one is explicitly using utf8mb3 by accident. Not sure why this wasn't done right away, and only will be "subsequently". Has it been done yet?