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[GitHub] [fineract] Anh3h commented on a change in pull request #525:
FINERACT-700: upgrade Gradle from 2.10 to 5.2.1
Anh3h commented on a change in pull request #525: FINERACT-700: upgrade Gradle from 2.10 to 5.2.1
URL: https://github.com/apache/fineract/pull/525#discussion_r266105822
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File path: fineract-provider/build.gradle
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@@ -364,7 +363,7 @@ task integrationTest(type:Test){
tomcatRunWar.daemon = true
tomcatRunWar.execute()
Review comment:
> @michaelbukachi I spoke with @muarachmann over the phone and he's trying to update .sql files to be compliant with mysql 8. I'm not really clear as to how upgrading gradle to 5.2.1 will require a mysql upgrade. I understand that the drizzle plugin is not compatible, but shouldn't we just be replacing it with a compatible plugin that still maintains the current mysql syntax?
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> > Updating of the sql files to support latest mysql/mariadb versions. Note. This can be quite tedious due to the fact there are around 360+ .sql files to go through.
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> I feel the above should have been in a separate issue IMO.
I think he said he didn't find a compatible drizzle-jdbc plugin. But @muarachmann can still try to do some research on getting a compatible drizzle plugin
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