Add a gtid transaction counter based on the @@gtid_executed global variable #965
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This PR provides a simple global transaction counter which can be used to track the transaction rate on a MySQL server. - The full GTID set is combined into a single transaction count - UUIDs are ignored - Any GTID gaps are taken into account - works on MySQL 5.6+ - works with MySQL 8.4+ tagged gtid format Signed-off-by: Simon J Mudd <[email protected]>
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Hello, It is not very clear to me how long I should expect to wait for a response to my PR, whether positive or negative. If you could provide some sort of feedback here or in the README that would be most helpful. |
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This PR provides a simple global transaction counter which can be used to track the transaction rate on a MySQL server.