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mysql_user follow up on column privileges #106
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@JaSafieddine thanks for the issue! I'm working on it |
#107 the final tests passed. I made a small adjustment in tests. They should pass again, so ready for review |
fyi: there are false codecov failings. the units and integration passed |
@JaSafieddine thanks for reporting! I've just release community.mysql 1.3.0, so the changes will appear in Ansible 3.1.0 tomorrow, hope we didn't introduce new bugs:D |
SUMMARY
Issue #99 got partially solved by PR #100. It would be great to generalize this solution to work with all column privileges. The MySQL 8.0 documentation (https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/grant.html#grant-column-privileges) specifies the following column privileges:
INSERT, REFERENCES, SELECT, and UPDATE
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COMPONENT NAME
mysql_user
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