Using -- clusterset listRouters on the command line, without providing a parameter for listRouters, resulted in the following error in MySQL Shell 8.0.34:

        ERROR: Argument #1 is expected to be a string
      

(Bug #35747208)

References: This issue is a regression of: Bug #35068427.

Instance dump utility now excludes the mysql_firewall schema if ocimds: true. (Bug #35805866)

MySQL Shell was updated for compatibility with the privilege changes made in MySQL HeatWave Service.

The following privileges were added to MySQL HeatWave Service:

The following privileges were removed from MySQL HeatWave Service

For more information on MySQL HeatWave Service privileges, see Default MySQL Privileges. (Bug #35668544)

Operations resulting in the curl errors 52: CURLE_GOT_NOTHING and 56: CURLE_RECV_ERROR are retried for all supported cloud vendors, for all utilities which support them. (Bug #35659057)

MySQL Shell dump and load utilities now support the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Dedicated Endpoints format for Pre-Authenticated Request (PAR) URLs:

namespace.objectstorage.region.oci.customer-oci.com/.../
      

For more information, see OCI Object Storage Dedicated Endpoints.

MySQL Shell continues to support the legacy PAR URL format:

objectstorage.region.oraclecloud.com/.../
      

(Bug #35548572)

util.checkForServerUpgrade() has been updated to check for columns which have foreign keys referencing columns in tables using different database storage engines, such as MyISAM. (Bug #35155064)

Under certain circumstances, when loading a file larger than maxBytesPerTransaction, (or 1.5 * bytesPerChunk if maxBytesPerTransaction was not used) a memory leak could occur. (Bug #35600174)

As of MySQL Server 8.1.0, MySQL HeatWave Service contains a schema named mysql_audit. As a result, the dump and load utilities encountered a duplicate object error when copying data from one DB System to another.

As of this release, with the ocimds option enabled, dumpInstance() automatically excludes the mysql_audit schema. (Bug #35550282)

If an AWS HEAD request failed with an authorization error, it was not retried. As of this release if such a request fails with a 400 HTTP error, it is retried.

Additionally, if the refresh process for AWS credentials has a defined expiration time, the refresh process is triggered 5 minutes before the required time. (Bug #35468541)

util.debug.collectDiagnostics() failed if run on an InnoDB Cluster created with an older version of MySQL Shell. An error similar to the following was generated:

An error occurred during data collection. Partial output deleted.
debug.collectDiagnostics: ClassicSession.run_sql: Table 
'mysql_innodb_cluster_metadata.v2_cs_clustersets' doesn't exist (MySQL Error 1146)
      

As of this release, util.debug.collectDiagnostics() collects diagnostics information even if tables are missing. (Bug #35468106)

util.debug.collectDiagnostics() threw an exception if the server was configured to write error logs to stderr. For example, if mysqld was started with --console. (Bug #35318770)

The MySQL Shell upgrade checker utility flagged views as corrupt in MySQL 5.7 versions up to 5.7.39. This issue occurred for views whose from clause contained a table schema prefix with a group by clause. (Bug #111813, Bug #35635009)

The utility, checkForServerUpgrade, did not recognize INTERSECT as a reserved word.

INTERSECT was reserved in MySQL Server 8.0.31. (Bug #110824, Bug #35335813)

The Windows installer for MySQL Shell upgrades did not recognize the existing MySQL Shell installation, overwrote that installation, and created a separate uninstall entry in Add/Remove Programs without removing the existing entry. (Bug #35869936)

Errors generated by stored procedures were not returned over classic MySQL protocol connections. (Bug #35549008)