Deprecate support for MariaDB 10.5 #7000
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* 4.3.x: phpunit/phpunit (11.5.15 => 11.5.23) (doctrine#7006) Deprecate support for MariaDB 10.5 (doctrine#7000) Fix new and previously ignored PHPStan errors Ignore new PHPStan errors Bump dev tools (doctrine#7002) fix(PgSQL): Allow to pass IPv6 address in URI notation for postgres (doctrine#6344) Run tests on MySQL 9.3 instead of 9.1 (doctrine#7001) CI MariaDB: add 11.8 (doctrine#6991)
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| Q | A |------------- | ----------- | Type | improvement | Fixed issues | Follows #7000 #### Summary MariaDB 10.5 will be EOL before we release DBAL 5.
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Summary
MariaDB 10.5 community edition will be EOL next week and enterprise support will end next month. I believe we don't want to keep on supporting this release in DBAL 5, so we might as well deprecate the support now.
see https://mariadb.org/about/#maintenance-policy