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Wait until they find out they have to upgrade to 8.4 now

• gregoriol 2y ago
  And also all the passwords away from mysql_native_password
  • sgarland 2y ago
    They've got until 9.0 for that, it just gives deprecation warnings in 8.4.
    • evanelias 2y ago
      More specifically, mysql_native_password is disabled by default in 8.4, but can be re-enabled if needed: https://www.skeema.io/blog/2024/05/14/mysql84-surprises/#authentication-changes https://www.skeema.io/blog/2024/05/14/mysql84-surprises/#aut...
    • gregoriol 2y ago
      Deprecation warnings are in 8.0. It's disabled in 8.4. If you are up-to-date with all your libraries it all should go well, but if some project is stuck on some old code, mostly old mysql libraries, one might get surprises when doing the switch away.
  • johannes1234321 2y ago
    Which one should do anyways. mysql_native_password is considered broken for a out ten years. (Broken for people who can access the hashed form of the password on the server)