MySQL for Python

I'll be attending the MySQL Conference this year. For more (but not much more) details, see the new developer blog:http://mysql-python.blogspot.com/ (0 comments)

1.2.2b3 will probably be the final release before 1.2.2, though there may be a release candidate. I expect to release 1.2.2 during PyCon 2007. (0 comments)

1.2.2b3 will probably be the final release before 1.2.2, though there may be a release candidate. I expect to release 1.2.2 during PyCon 2007. (0 comments)

MySQL-python got second runner-up in the Database category in the 2006 Community Choice Awards, behind Firebird and phpMyAdmin. I was actually a little surprised to have made the list at all. (0 comments)

MySQL-python got second runner-up in the Database category in the 2006 Community Choice Awards, behind Firebird and phpMyAdmin. I was actually a little surprised to have made the list at all. (0 comments)

MySQLdb-1.2.1 has finally been released after more than a year of on-again, off-again development. This also coincides with the migration of the source repository to Subversion. I had intended to do this after 1.2.1, but an untimely outage of the SourceForge CVS servers accelerated the process. (0 comments)

MySQLdb-1.2.1 has finally been released after more than a year of on-again, off-again development. This also coincides with the migration of the source repository to Subversion. I had intended to do this after 1.2.1, but an untimely outage of the SourceForge CVS servers accelerated the process. (0 comments)

The mysql-python project is five years old today, and just short of a quarter of a million downloads. Somehow I've managed to move up into the top 30 project list, but I expect that's due in large part to attrition. MySQL moved their source ... [More] repository off a couple years ago and switched to BitKeeper. Guido van Rossum got tired of waiting around for Subversion support and the long delay updating the anonymous CVS servers and got a Subversion server hosted, just before SourceForge opened up Subversion for everyone. I plan to stick around and start using Subversion immediately after releasing MySQL-1.2.1. (0 comments) [Less]

The mysql-python project is five years old today, and just short of a quarter of a million downloads. Somehow I've managed to move up into the top 30 project list, but I expect that's due in large part to attrition. MySQL moved their source ... [More] repository off a couple years ago and switched to BitKeeper. Guido van Rossum got tired of waiting around for Subversion support and the long delay updating the anonymous CVS servers and got a Subversion server hosted, just before SourceForge opened up Subversion for everyone. I plan to stick around and start using Subversion immediately after releasing MySQL-1.2.1. (0 comments) [Less]

Here's hoping the seventh time's the charm for MySQLdb-1.2.1. Consider this last call for bugs, and I hope to release 1.2.1 on March 8. Please test. (0 comments)