MySQL Connector/Python Release Notes
Dropped support for building DEB packages in favor of using pip to install the connector on Debian-based platforms. (WL #16444)
Added support for Python 3.13, and removed support for Python 3.8.
Note that Python 3.13 enables
ssl.VERIFY_X509_STRICT
SSL validation by
default, which means SSL certificates must now be RFC-5280
compliant when using Python 3.13 and higher.
(WL #16306, WL #16307)
Updated and expanded the metadata used by the PyPI project pages. (WL #16411)
Added OpenID Connect support leveraging the
new authentication_openid_connect_client
client-side authentication plugin. OpenID
Connect functionality is supported by MySQL Enterprise Edition Server
9.1.0 and later.
The new openid_token_file
connection option
defines a path to a file containing the JWT formatted identity
token.
(WL #16341)
Added GSSAPI 1.8.3 support, the version now used by default. (WL #16442)
All client-side authentication plugins are now built while building the C-extension implementation, and bundled with both wheel and RPM packages. (WL #16452)
Specifying a TLS v1.3 cipher with the
tls_ciphersuites
connection option halted with
a "No cipher can be selected." error. Now specifying
tls_ciphersuites
with TLSv1.3 is allowed with
the C-extension implementation, but not enforced with the pure
Python implementation where it's determined by the MySQL Server
during TLS negotiation.
(Bug #37055435)
The cursor.execute()
API command did not
properly escape dictionary-based query parameterized strings
when using the C-extension implementation of the connector.
(Bug #37013057)
An unformatted error message was emitted for an unreachable host when using the pure Python implementation. (Bug #115418, Bug #36765200)
The connector sent two bytes for the collation in the response packet, instead of one. (Bug #114857, Bug #36577957)