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RMySQL fails build with mariadb >10.4 #214
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Fixed in this pull request: |
Any chance this can be pushed? I'm still seeing this error in CentOS 7.4, R 3.4.2 and MariaDB 10.2.11.1 |
@datakid Meanwhile you can use my fork with install GitHub from devtools. |
Ah yeah. I might do. The RMariadb package installed - but the package I'm trying to install needs RMySQL and it's written poorly enough that I'd rather not fix it myself. |
@datakid My fork is from RMySQL master, to install it , you have to first install devtools from R package manager:
Then you will able to install RMySQL from my fork using the devtools (works on gentoo linux with latest mariadb beta too).
PD: In windows you have to install RTOOLS before. |
Perfect - thanks! |
This also affects |
I spent an hour or so trying to install RMySQL and re-discovered the patch suggested here. I can't see how this simple fix can break anything else, so I do hope this can be incorporated in the distribution and save a lot of others a bunch of time! |
Does this now work with the CRAN version 0.10.14? |
@krlmlr works for me now |
@krlmlr not for me
OpenSUSE Tumbleweed, R 3.4.4, MariaDB 10.2.13 |
I'm still seeing this error when building RMySQL (0.10.15) with MariaDB 10.2.8 to provide backend. Edit: RMySQL 0.10.16 exhibits the same build failure.
Seems like @jeroen implied that work done on Feb 25, 2018 (such as 6434882) was intended to fix this issue. That work should be in RMySQL (0.10.15). Can't the patch suggested in #215 be merged? CentOS Linux release 7.6.1810, R 3.5.1, MariaDB 10.2.8 |
Because it looks for: MYSQL_SERVER_VERSION with libmariadb.so ???
Possible solution is given here: https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/MariaDB#MYSQL_SERVER_VERSION
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