MySQL 5.7.15 unsupported

[hanskohls]

I've been using MySQL 5.7.14 for a while. I've experienced some issues with some ways querise are generated - especially around user management, but by generating and amending scripts this was an excellent tool.

On one of my rackspace cloud instances, my service provider has now upgraded to MySQL 5.7.15. While I cannot find the cause in any CVE records or clearly documented in the release logs. So on one side I'm querying with rackspace why this update was released without allowing any testing to be undertaken.

dbForge MySQL Studio does not support this and displays an error message right after starting the connection. Is there a specific reason for this seemingly arbitrary limitation and if not is there a workround? I mean most of the SQL Syntax has not changed and it's massively impacting my ability to compensate other issues of this release that I have to use a database IDE that I'm not as familiar with.

Note I'm using 7.1.13.

[Kiskaa]

I just started trialing for our team this software last week for use on our production and development servers.

I too after yesterday have started to get this error after Rackspace deployed a security fix across all our MySQL servers. I cannot connect to ANY of our servers now, which is essentially making this software useless to us. I thought this had full support for MysQL 5.7.x

If there going to be a fix for this soon?

Regards
Max

[alexa]

The new product build with the fix is to be available on Tuesday next week.

Sorry for the inconvenience.

[alexa]

We would like to let you know that we have released dbForge Studio for MySQL, v7.1.20 where MySQL 5.7.15 is supported https://www.devart.com/dbforge/mysql/st ... nload.html