Remove mysql subcommand and fly_mysql extension#4988
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MySQL was a private-beta feature exposed via both `flyctl mysql` and `flyctl extensions mysql`, both backed by the fly_mysql package. Remove the package and its command wrapper entirely and unregister both surfaces.
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MySQL was a private-beta feature exposed via both
flyctl mysqlandflyctl extensions mysql, both backed by the fly_mysql package. Removethe package and its command wrapper entirely and unregister both surfaces.
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What and Why:
Remove mysql subcommand and fly_mysql extension
MySQL was a private-beta feature exposed via both
flyctl mysqlandflyctl extensions mysql, both backed by the fly_mysql package. RemoveWhy? It never went live and is based off the old k8s/percona style
architecture.
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