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#2753 make it more obvious that a colored tab is inactive
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#2753 fix bug with active tab favourite strip drawing in grey instead of the selected tab color
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selected tab color
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Add encouraging text for new contributors, fixes #2746
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use row-level CHECK constraints
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Procs/Funcs (probably related to MySQL 5.8/8.0)
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table when at the same time editing a cell with a value that is not valid (#2816)
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* Instead of trying to figure out if an index is used by an FK ahead of time Sequel Pro will now simply run the query and check for the error code (and only for error 1553 will it attempt to also remove the FK)
* This means that a user will receive two remove dialogs in this rare case, but I think that is actually preferable. Common wisdom shows that users never read the first warning dialog, so in the past they may have agreed to something that they didn’t intend to do. The second dialog should actually make them pause and read it. Also there is a different confirmation button now.
* This also fixes the code to detect which FK in particular MySQL is referring to. SP should now correctly handle compound indexes and multi-column FKs as well as ambiguous results.
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is selected.
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versions vs English version
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10.12+, while 10.6+ was intended
(Also adapted the build script)
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Previously we could only *request* SSL, but if the server didn’t support it, libmysqlclient would go ahead anyway. This is fixed in MySQL 5.5.55.
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in blue instead of gray
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* Adjusted code style
* Added unit tests
* Rewrote a function to be easier to understand
* Added support for MySQL X’val’ style hex literal
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Implement the ability to edit binary columns as hex data.
Check input string for valid hex values; if invalid input,
open alert sheet.
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(which can’t normally happen with MySQL, but I guess not every installation out there is normal) (#2791)
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even when it was busy (#2787)
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SPTableContent (#2775)
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SPTableContent (part of #2770)
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anyway
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zombie call
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when the window is about to be closed and can stop a pending UI timer (#2775)
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multithreading cases
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prevent an possible exception and possible data corruption (caused by killing the wrong connection/query) #2779
Previously the code did not take into account „auto reload“ and that it may cause the selected row to change between clicking on „Kill …“ and actually executing the query.
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* hostname and file paths are places where libmysqlclient ultimately only passes the string to an OS library so we should use whatever charset the OS expects, not mysql
* Even though _makeRawMySQLConnectionWithEncoding:isMasterConnection: takes an explicit charset argument most of the conversion logic simply used whatever charset the existing connection currently has, which is not neccesarily the one the new connection should use
* Add some remarks about the charset handling with passwords and mysql_error()
* Charsets do not apply to sqlstate.
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Progress meter for BZ2 file import
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when importing CSVs)
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it has caused (part of #2770)
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(This should not cause any behavioral changes)
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partitioned tables (#2761)
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This was caused by Apple increasing the table view header row height from 17 to 23 and as usual assuming any older versions of OS X will magically cease to exist on the next day…
Note that the 10.11+ runtime is perfectly capable of increasing the height as needed, but the older ones won’t shrink it.
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* Remove forward SDK declaration for 10.8 and below (since that is the minimum required development SDK)
* Fix one case where a method unconditionally required a 10.9+ runtime
* Move all of the forward/backward hacks into their own file
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outline view is attached to a window before setting it as the first responder.
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outline view is attached to a window before setting it as the first responder.
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