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[JB Segal <2062419@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

The script - in the section earlier fixed for spurious "No InnoDB
Support Enabled!" - does a number of version checks that fail for MySQL
8.xx commercial.

Hard coding innodb_enabled=1 around line 1281 is a workaround, and putting in something like
        elif [ "$major_version" = '8.0' ] && [ "$mysql_version_num" -ge 050603 ] ; then
        mysql_variable \'ignore_builtin_innodb\' ignore_builtin_innodb
                if [ "$ignore_builtin_innodb" = "ON" ] ; then
                innodb_enabled=0
                else
                innodb_enabled=1
                fi

at 1280 works fine, but I suspect there's better logic to use, I just
haven't been paying attention to the versioning of things for a while
and this is my 1st encounter with the commercial version.

** Affects: mysql-tuning-primer
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: commercial innodb version-checking

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Title:
  Does not recognize MySQL Version 8.x.y-commercial x86_64 (fails innodb
  check)

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