MariaDB 10.3.7 -VS- MariaDB 10.4 Recommendation
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Hello,
I’ve had to hold off on updating WordPress and a lot of plugins due to SEO work being actively done on our e-commerce site. I did not set up the site and now my tasks are mixed but I’m still required to make the site better and keep it in a working state. Now we’re required to update our plugins but have to update WordPress first of course.
When I updated to WordPress 6.3 on my staging site, I’m seeing that the recommended MariaDB version is 10.4 – ours sits at version is 10.3.7 and I’d rather not start a process to update our database at this time if it isn’t absolutely necessary – we are pressed for time with SEO partner work which is already paid for and also I haven’t done this kind of thing before.
I’m just wondering if it’s absolutely necessary to update now, or are alright with what’s we have for the time being?
Our host has a function where we could make a backup of our database and whilst doing so also changing the version with a few clicks – but testing it will take a lot of time which I don’t have and being less than a layman at that it’ll take more time than for an experienced individual.
TLDR;
WordPress 6.3 recommends to use?MariaDB 10.4.
I have?MariaDB 10.3.7. Is that close enough to keep on rolling for another 6 months?Critical ones being
– WordPress
– Elementor
– Elementor Pro
– WooCommerce (+3 paid plugins)
+ a whole slew of smaller plugins.Thank you for reading or giving me some insight
Best Regards,
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