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  1. MariaDB Server
  2. MDEV-5625

Debian package mariadb-client-5.5 lacks dependency on libterm-readkey-perl

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    • Type: Bug
    • Status: Closed
    • Priority: Minor
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Affects Version/s: 5.5.34
    • Fix Version/s: 5.5.37
    • Component/s: None
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    • Environment:
      Debian Wheezy

      Description

      Package mariadb-client-5.5 provides innotop (thank you!) which in turn requires libterm-readkey-perl. However, that dependency is currently not defined.

      I propose to add a "suggests" (or even a "recommends") dependency, following the approach of the stock Debian package for mysql-client-5.5.

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            jb-boin Jean Weisbuch added a comment -

            Another issue (already covered by MDEV-4537) is that the shipped version is a quite old one (about 5 years old).

            If the shipped innotop doesnt get upgraded, removing innotop from the packages would be a solution as it might end up replacing a more recent innotop installed by the user at each MariaDB package upgrade.

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            jb-boin Jean Weisbuch added a comment - Another issue (already covered by MDEV-4537 ) is that the shipped version is a quite old one (about 5 years old). If the shipped innotop doesnt get upgraded, removing innotop from the packages would be a solution as it might end up replacing a more recent innotop installed by the user at each MariaDB package upgrade.
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            brevilo Oliver Bock added a comment -

            If the shipped innotop doesnt get upgraded, removing innotop from the packages would be a solution as it might end up replacing a more recent innotop installed by the user at each MariaDB package upgrade.

            I'd love to see it updated instead of removed since at least Debian doesn't provide it as a separate package. In order for MariaDB to retain the status of being a true drop-in replacement for MySQL you want to keep innotop for as long as the equivalent MySQL package does.

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            brevilo Oliver Bock added a comment - If the shipped innotop doesnt get upgraded, removing innotop from the packages would be a solution as it might end up replacing a more recent innotop installed by the user at each MariaDB package upgrade. I'd love to see it updated instead of removed since at least Debian doesn't provide it as a separate package. In order for MariaDB to retain the status of being a true drop-in replacement for MySQL you want to keep innotop for as long as the equivalent MySQL package does. Thanks

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              • Assignee:
                serg Sergei Golubchik
                Reporter:
                brevilo Oliver Bock
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