sequelpro/.git - MySQL/MariaDB database management for macOS

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*	Reapply changes from rolled back commit that are common to master and ↵	Max	2018-02-28	2	-0/+17
\| \| \| \| \| \|	callback-auth branches This includes 3a944d7867c750c29e02e2619d72694bdbfb0b2a, 770c18901f82696d1233e0139e9bb3c4fbbcb90b, ca864a1f887feaf7ac6d35eeb55b265f3e630a09
*	Manually roll back all changes for #2979	Max	2018-02-27	6	-142/+2
\| \| \| \|	Those will be moved to a different branch for the time being since other stuff needs to be changed first
*	Overlooked that mysql will attempt auth twice for any nonstandard plugin	Max Lohrmann	2018-02-16	2	-6/+21
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*	Experiment with #2979	Max Lohrmann	2018-02-14	6	-2/+127
\| \| \| \| \|	* Updated libmysqlclient from 5.5.56 -> 5.5.59 * Changed the way the connection password is passed between SPMySQL and libmysqlclient
*	Because of a change in CMake the updated libmysqlclient was only runnable on ↵	Max Lohrmann	2017-05-22	1	-0/+0
\| \| \| \| \| \|	10.12+, while 10.6+ was intended (Also adapted the build script)
*	Update MySQL client to 5.5.56 (was 5.5.42)	Max Lohrmann	2017-05-21	6	-5/+41
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*	Add basic support for JSON type (part of #2199)	Max	2015-11-15	1	-1/+5
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*	!!! Update mysql client libs to 5.5.42	Max	2015-03-04	2	-5/+6
\| \| \| \| \|	This enables SHA256 client certificates (issue #2071) and disables SSL2 and SSL3 connections. Please test carefully!
*	- Alter the MySQL library build script to explicitly use the system zlib. ↵	rowanbeentje	2013-09-08	1	-0/+0
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This is documented as being the default, but setting this has resulted in a smaller binary and lower CPU usage with compressed MySQL connection transport. - Rebuild the libraries with the new setting - Update localisable strings
*	- Update to the MySQL 5.5.33 client libraries	rowanbeentje	2013-09-08	5	-8/+11
\| \| \| \| \|	- Tweak the build script to clarify it is now only building a two-way binary and to explicitly not build the server using the new syntax
*	- Upgrade to the MySQL 5.5.22 client libraries, updating to a much more ↵	rowanbeentje	2012-04-09	8	-246/+126
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	up-to-date codebase. - Update the build-mysql-client.sh MySQL build script within SPMySQL.framework to allow it to easily build 5.5 client libraries - Fix reconnection within SPMySQL.framework after a connection is lost for MySQL servers < 5 when a query is cancelled by killing the connection
*	- Add missing libmysqlclient.a to build SPMySQL (ignored during initial add ↵	rowanbeentje	2012-02-20	1	-0/+0
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	as it's a binary file?) - Add svn:ignore propsets for build, pbxuser and project mode files
*	Initial commit of the new SPMySQL Framework, which is added to the project ↵	rowanbeentje	2012-02-20	8	-0/+1655
	and ready for use but not yet integrated. This new framework should provide much of the functionality required from MCPKit and is based around its interface for relatively easy integration. The largest missing component is Hans' structure code which I believe is better placed outside the framework. From the Readme file: The SPMySQL Framework is intended to provide a stable MySQL connection framework, with the ability to run text-based queries and rapidly retrieve result sets with conversion from MySQL data types to Cocoa objects. SPMySQL.framework has an interface loosely based around that provided by MCPKit by Serge Cohen and Bertrand Mansion (http://mysql-cocoa.sourceforge.net/), and in particular the heavily modified Sequel Pro version (http://www.sequelpro.com/). It is a full rewrite of the original framework, although it includes code from patches implementing the following Sequel Pro functionality, largely contributed by Hans-Jörg Bibiko, Stuart Connolly, Jakob Egger, and Rowan Beentje: - Connection locking (Jakob et al) - Ping & keepalive (Rowan et al) - Query cancellation (Rowan et al) - Delegate setup (Stuart et al) - SSL support (Rowan et al) - Connection checking (Rowan et al) - Version state (Stuart et al) - Maximum packet size control (Hans et al) - Result multithreading and streaming (Rowan et al) - Improved encoding support & switching (Rowan et al) - Database structure; moved to inside the app (Hans et al) - Query reattempts and error-handling approach (Rowan et al) - Geometry result class (Hans et al) - Connection proxy (Stuart et al)