Currently when running mariadb_kernel on binder, we install MariaDB from apt, this gives us a 10.1 MariaDB which limits people when wanting to try new MariaDB features.
There is no sudo on binder setup files, so we either need to manually wget the MariaDB 10.5 tarball or we have to switch binder to use a custom Dockerfile of ours where we can setup the desired version of MariaDB. I would vote for the first option for now.
Currently when running mariadb_kernel on binder, we install MariaDB from
apt
, this gives us a 10.1 MariaDB which limits people when wanting to try new MariaDB features.There is no
sudo
on binder setup files, so we either need to manuallywget
the MariaDB 10.5 tarball or we have to switch binder to use a custom Dockerfile of ours where we can setup the desired version of MariaDB. I would vote for the first option for now.