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MariaDB versions supported

davidkrotil
 

When you browse documentation MySQL versions are very precise listed .. 5.7.x and 8, while MariaDB is very vague as 10.x , means this, that I can use 10.5.x ? ( which I don't , because horrible performance ).

We are still on 10.3.x and would go to 10.4.x. if it's possible.

David

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    I was pushed to open an SR. And got info, that developers support all 10.x versions.  That were at the time of 10.6.x went public.

    Not sure if this mean, that even 10.7 will be supported , which is currently RC ...

    David

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