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iroddis / asdf-mysql

A MySQL Plugin for asdf
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dbdeployer project seems unmaintained #34

Closed httpete closed 8 months ago

httpete commented 11 months ago

Hi, https://github.com/datacharmer/dbdeployer/pull/173

I have worked to help, but he isn't replying. asdf-mysql should search for a better way to get mysql without this dependency. I am sure it is a non trivial thing.

iroddis commented 11 months ago

It is a bit non-trivial. Oracle has made it tough to just query these things ... they want you to go through their terrible web interface for maximal opportunity to upsell and capture information.

As a work around, I could add support for patch files for dbdeployer, taking your submitted PR and incorporating it into the pulled json. Alternatively we can just pull the upstream database and maintain a version ourselves.

To be honest, I barely use this module any longer, and I noticed that you offered to maintain dbdeployer. Do you have any interest in maintaining this asdf module?

iroddis commented 11 months ago

oh, looks like your PR was merged. We can still have the discussion around ongoing updates, though.

httpete commented 11 months ago

I’ll keep working dbdeployer as it works fine for the moment.On Oct 25, 2023, at 9:20 AM, Ian Roddis @.***> wrote: oh, looks like your PR was merged. We can still have the discussion around ongoing updates, though.

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httpete commented 10 months ago

@iroddis The dbdeployer has been officially abandoned. 8.0.33 will be the last that works with this plugin. I am in the same boat as you, I like asdf/mysql but I can get around this other ways. I think we should advertise this on the project to see if a maintainer is wanted or it's time to turn the lights off.

iroddis commented 10 months ago

Agreed, it's a sad day, but there's only so much effort anyone has to spend on dealing with Oracle's frankly OSS-hostile ways. I'll push a commit with a warning and a request for maintainer on the README and on install.