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MariaDB 10.5.17 Release Notes

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Release date: 15 Aug 2022

MariaDB 10.5 is a previous stable series of MariaDB. It is an evolution of MariaDB 10.4 with several entirely new features not found anywhere else and with backported and reimplemented features from MySQL.

MariaDB 10.5.17 is a Stable (GA) release.

For an overview of MariaDB 10.5 see the What is MariaDB 10.5? page.

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Notable Items

InnoDB

Replication

  • explicit_defaults_for_timestamp is stored in binlog, so that CREATE TABLE on slave would always have the same effect as on master. (MDEV-29078)
  • ER_SLAVE_INCIDENT error is specified now on slave to be seen with SHOW-SLAVE-STATUS (MDEV-21087)
  • INCIDENT_EVENT is no longer binlogged when a being logged transaction can be safely rolledback (MDEV-21443)
  • sequences related row-format events are made to correspond to binlog_row_image (MDEV-28487)
  • Possible reason of FLUSH BINARY LOGS hang is eliminated (MDEV-28948)

Galera

  • Galera updated to 26.4.12
  • Possible to write/update with read_only=ON and not a SUPER privilege (MDEV-28546)
  • Node crashes with Transport endpoint is not connected mysqld got signal 6 (MDEV-25068)
  • Galera4 not able to report proper wsrep_incoming_addresses (MDEV-20627)
  • Galera should replicate nextval()-related changes in sequences with INCREMENT <> 0, at least NOCACHE ones with engine=InnoDB (MDEV-27862)

Optimizer

  • Server crash in JOIN_CACHE::free or in copy_fields (MDEV-23809)
    • Queries that use DISTINCT and an always-constant function like COLLATION(aggegate_func(...)) could cause a server crash. Note that COLLATION() is a special function - its value is constant even if its argument is not costant.
  • Crash when using ANY predicand with redundant subquery in GROUP BY clause (MDEV-29139)
    • A query with a subuquery in this form could cause a crash: 
... ANY (SELECT ... GROUP BY (SELECT redundant_subselect_here)) ...
  • MariaDB Server SEGV on INSERT .. SELECT (MDEV-26427)
    • Certain queries in form "INSERT ... SELECT with_aggregate_or_window_func" could cause a crash.
  • restore_prev_nj_state() doesn't update cur_sj_inner_tables correctly (MDEV-28749)
    • Subquery semi-join optimization could miss LooseScan or FirstMatch strategies for certain queries.
  • Optimizer uses all partitions after upgrade to 10.3 (MDEV-28246)
    • For multi-table UPDATE or DELETE queries, the optimizer failed to apply Partition Pruning optimization for the table that is updated or deleted from.
  • Range optimizer regression for key IN (const, ....) (MDEV-25020)
    • The issue can be observed on MariaDB 10.5.9 and later versions which have the fix for MDEV-9750. That fix introduceds optimizer_max_sel_arg_weight.
    • If one sets optimizer_max_sel_arg_weight to a very high value or zero (which means "unlimited") and runs queries that produce heavy-weight graphs, they can observe a performance slowdown, e.g.: 
table.keyXpartY [NOT] IN ( ... )
  • Wrong result with table elimination combined with not_null_range_scan (MDEV-28858)
    • If one runs with optimizer_switch='not_null_range_scan=on' (which is not enabled by default), a query that does a join and has const tables could produce a wrong result.

CONNECT

mariadb Client

  • New mariadb client option, -enable-cleartext-plugin. Option does not do anything, and is for MySQL-compatibility purposes only.

General

Security

Changelog

For a complete list of changes made in MariaDB 10.5.17, with links to detailed information on each push, see the changelog.

Contributors

For a full list of contributors to MariaDB 10.5.17, see the MariaDB Foundation release announcement.

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