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- Replace ALTER COLUMN SET DEFAULT with MODIFY COLUMN in v1.7 migration (TiDB does not support ALTER COLUMN SET DEFAULT syntax) - Add TiDB >= 7.2 requirement note on CHECK constraints in nexus_endpoints_partition_status table
- Add TiDB v7.5.7 and v8.5.5 to CI test matrix using mysql8 driver with extra_env overrides for MYSQL_SEEDS/MYSQL_PORT - Add TiDB services to dev and CI docker-compose files - Add TiDB config (allow-expression-index) and init SQL (temporal user + tidb_enable_noop_functions) - Add SKIP_VISIBILITY_SCHEMA env var to skip loading visibility schema on TiDB (lacks FULLTEXT and multi-valued indexes) - Add develop/tidb-test.sh and develop/mysql-test.sh for local testing - Add docs/TIDB_COMPATIBILITY.md documenting all findings
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What changed?
TiDB Compatibility as a Mysql backend
Why?
To support a more scalable sql backend.
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