Adjust ROW_FORMAT note to changes in Nextcloud 24 #9501
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Since Nextcloud 24 (nextcloud/server#e49233a79546) ROW_FORMAT is no longer set to "COMPRESSED" when changing the character set of tables to "utf8mb4" in the "Repair MySQL collation" repair step. However, that repair step still sets the ROW_FORMAT to "DYNAMIC" before changing the collation of tables, no matter the character set. Signed-off-by: Daniel Calviño Sánchez <danxuliu@gmail.com>
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Since Nextcloud 24 ROW_FORMAT is no longer set to "COMPRESSED" when changing the character set of tables to "utf8mb4" in the "Repair MySQL collation" repair step. However, that repair step still sets the ROW_FORMAT to "DYNAMIC" before changing the collation of tables, no matter the character set.