upgrade mysql-connector-python to 8.0.22 #13370
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Hi. I added "upgrade to newer dependencies" label to this PR, so constraints will be automatically upgraded to latest constraints matching your setup.py and force upgrade to a latest version of dependencies. Can you do a rebase? |
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Yeah. We merged some additional deps constraints and it should now work after rebase! |
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Just rebased your PR: 🤞 |
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#6576 added support for mysql-connector-python lib but also pinned the version as >=8.0.11, <=8.0.18
8.0.18 was the newest version when #6576 was submitted but there are newer versions since.
I didn't set as <8.1.0 because it's better to be more cautious with this lib (I assume this was also the original thought when #6576 was summited)