Change default table format to mysql_unicode#1950
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This is noted as a breaking change, though it will actually only affect new installs. Rationale: we are the fancy MySQL client. Let's use the fancy format. In 2026, terminals have Unicode support. The test myclirc file remains set to "ascii" to avoid changing many tests. Preparation for release 2.0.
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This is noted as a breaking change, though it will actually only affect new installs.
Rationale: we are the fancy MySQL client. Let's use the fancy format. In 2026, terminals have Unicode support.
Preparation for release 2.0.
The test myclirc file remains set to
asciito avoid changing many tests.Example (with non-default colors):
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changelog.mdfile.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).