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Question How to downgrade MariaDB from 10.5.10 to 10.3.22 or higher
- Thread starter max2334
- Start date
Because MariaDB 10.3.28 contains an annoying bug, I updated to version 10.5.10 yesterday.
I used these instructions: How to upgrade MySQL 5.5 to 5.6/5.7 or MariaDB 5.5 to 10.x on Linux?
Maybe you can use these instructions to downgrade as well. In the MariaDB.repo place the info belonging to version 10.4 instead of version 10.5.
Before you begin: make a backup.
I cannot guarantee it will work, but from the other hand ... why wouldn't it? But do make a backup first.
EDIT: read this first
Downgrading could go wrong ...
mariadb.com
I used these instructions: How to upgrade MySQL 5.5 to 5.6/5.7 or MariaDB 5.5 to 10.x on Linux?
Maybe you can use these instructions to downgrade as well. In the MariaDB.repo place the info belonging to version 10.4 instead of version 10.5.
Before you begin: make a backup.
I cannot guarantee it will work, but from the other hand ... why wouldn't it? But do make a backup first.
EDIT: read this first
Downgrading could go wrong ...
Downgrading between Major Versions of MariaDB
Downgrading MariaDB is not officially supported between major versions.
mariadb.com
@max2334
in general, you can try to remove MariaDB 10.5 from your system with no-depends; install MariaDB10.3 and restore of full backup of all your databases.
but I'm not sure that dump which was created at MariaDB 10.5 will be able to be successfully restored at MariaDB 10.3.
so, even you will have a backup it may not help you.
I strongly not recommend to proceed with DB downgrade if you not sure what are you doing.
in general, you can try to remove MariaDB 10.5 from your system with no-depends; install MariaDB10.3 and restore of full backup of all your databases.
but I'm not sure that dump which was created at MariaDB 10.5 will be able to be successfully restored at MariaDB 10.3.
so, even you will have a backup it may not help you.
I strongly not recommend to proceed with DB downgrade if you not sure what are you doing.
ChristophRo
Regular Pleskian
Shopware is currently NOT compatible* with all the latest releases of: MariaDB 10.3, MariaDB 10.4, MariaDB 10.5, MySQL 8.0 (* due to some dumb table create statements in the installer)
So, a simple downgrade to MariaDB 10.3 will not help here, as you most likely get v10.3.29 that way.
It's better to continue using MariaDB 10.5 and just fix that Shopware Installer-Script. (or wait till Shopware ships the next release with this fix already in it)
In order to fix that yourself, just locate the file "Migration1563805586AddLanguageToOrder.php" and replace it's content with this: shopware/platform
So, a simple downgrade to MariaDB 10.3 will not help here, as you most likely get v10.3.29 that way.
It's better to continue using MariaDB 10.5 and just fix that Shopware Installer-Script. (or wait till Shopware ships the next release with this fix already in it)
In order to fix that yourself, just locate the file "Migration1563805586AddLanguageToOrder.php" and replace it's content with this: shopware/platform
