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Please upgrade the underlying JDBC driver #6
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Hello @nodakai, |
@tjlee @kornilova203 I've submitted a PR #7 for this. Both 3.x and 4.x branches of the Java driver are fully maintained. 3.11.5 is binary compatible with 3.6 and should require zero code changes. I also updated the patch release of the JUnit for good measure (but less important). |
@bschoening , thank you for pull-request. Let me know if you're still using the previous implementation and I'll publish an updated version with your pull-request. |
@tjlee Our enterprise has several thousand users using IntelliJ to connect to Cassandra databases where the latest version available internally is idea2023.3. A patch release with the updated driver would be quite helpful. |
@bschoening |
@tjlee thanks very much! I saw that and we will look at testing it internally. These jars don't get pushed to Maven Central, do they? |
We do not publish jars to Maven Central. |
I found some changed in data types mostly.
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https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/com.datastax.cassandra/cassandra-driver-core
The latest release is 4.17 (Jul 2023) vs 3.6 (Aug 2018) currently used:
cassandra-jdbc-driver/build.gradle
Line 30 in 35c7b59
My motivation: Yugabyte's Cassandra compatibility layer doesn't play well with Jetbrains IDE
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