https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116944
--- Comment #21 from Lionel Elie Mamane <lionel@mamane.lu> ---
(In reply to Florian Reisinger from comment #15)
If you care to explain why
- removing a DB backend without deprication notice
- keeping the HSQLDB data in the ODB file WITHOUT possibility to open it
with an old version of LibreOffice
- hushing the transition to the new database backend
is a good idea.
It is not, and will not happen. Please, there was some over-enthusiasm, things
got committed to master, they were discussed and the plan was established. Do
not take every commit to the master branch as a firm, well thought out, plan.
Let's stop excoriating this transitory situation and focus on the reasonable
plan.
- Putting it in the 6.0 release notes is impossible - already released.
--> Mark it for removal in 6.1 with removal in 6.2 / 6.3
My current thought is: deprecation when Firebird is in good shape (cf the
tracker bug for that), and removal at least one major distro LTS cycle after
that.
--> New databases will be created with Firebird (by default?) in 6.1
_If_ the Firebird driver is in a good enough shape, which we have good hope it
will be.
- Why keep the old data in the file?
--> Creating a new file with just Firebird data makes more sense as the
end user is not able to recover the data!
Yes.
- Why do we need to get rid of HSQLDB so quickly?
We don't.
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