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fixes #82

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This means MariaDB will have JSON_VALUE twice

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Hikariii commented Oct 21, 2024

This means MariaDB will have JSON_VALUE twice

Available is imo the needed addition. It will be available twice. You still have to register every function separately, so they will not conflict if you pick what you need.

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This means MariaDB will have JSON_VALUE twice

Available is imo the needed addition. It will be available twice. You still have to register every function separately, so they will not conflict if you pick what you need.

@Hikariii All other JSON functions in this repo's MySQL directory are also available (and identical) in MariaDB. It seems inconsistent to only have the JsonValue duplicated.

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Hikariii commented Nov 8, 2024

@annervisser I just updated json_value to be mysql specific.

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@Hikariii Hikariii merged commit afb5d68 into ScientaNL:master Nov 8, 2024
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JSON_VALUE also for MySQL?
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