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fixes for non-strictly sequential behavior in JSON fields #288

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as of MySQL 8.0.16, there are cases (see zendesk/maxwell#1290) in which MySQL places JSON binary data at the offset specified in the header instead of just laying it out in order. It leaves junk data in between string fields, presumably there's some deep buffer-copy-something going on under the good.

@shyiko I could write a test for this case but we'd have to bring up a 8.0.16 virtualbox or else it just won't repro....

as of MySQL 8.0.16, there are cases (see
zendesk/maxwell#1290) in which MySQL places
JSON binary data at the offset specified in the header instead of just
laying it out in order.
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might be the same as #302 ; shyko, you in the land of the living?

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@shyiko, if you ain't got the time, mind if I do some maintainership? I promise not to break everything all at the same time

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@osheroff osheroff closed this Nov 18, 2021
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