Summary
MySQL has switched to calendar versioning (CalVer) starting with version 26.7 (July 2026), replacing the previous 8.x/9.x sequential scheme. Version numbers now follow YY.M.P (e.g. 26.7.0, 26.10.0).
Databus currently reports:
- unsupported MySQL major version: 26 (supported: 5.x, 8.x, 9.x)
Question
- Is support for MySQL 26.x (and future CalVer releases) planned?
- If not yet planned, would a PR be welcome? Any guidance on where the version check/parsing logic lives would help.
Reference
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/26.7/en/mysql-releases.html
Summary
MySQL has switched to calendar versioning (CalVer) starting with version 26.7 (July 2026), replacing the previous 8.x/9.x sequential scheme. Version numbers now follow
YY.M.P(e.g. 26.7.0, 26.10.0).Databus currently reports:
Question
Reference
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/26.7/en/mysql-releases.html