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Now that we have finished 6.5 it's time to really start gearing up for 6.6. We have many great feature ideas but we want to hear from you. To help with that, we're running a poll on the website where you can vote on the features you would like to see in the next version of the best MySQL ADO.Net Connector on the planet. You can find the poll at http://dev.mysql.com and scrolling near the bottom of the page.
Thanks for your time and please go vote.
We recently released Connector/Net 6.5 as GA. Our policy is that we actively support the last 2 GA versions of the Connector so we are dropping support for Connector/Net 6.3. Any users who are actively using 6.3 are encouraged to upgrade to the latest version. You can find the formal announcement at http://mysql.com/support/eol-notice.html
As you probably know, there were some problems using our connector in medium-trust level scenarios. Most hosting services provide MySQL access. Most of these hosting providers run their .NET web apps using medium trust. Prior to 6.5, our connector required the hosting provider to either run the application in full trust or to enable broad privileges like SocketPermission globally. Many hosting providers are unwilling to do that. So fully enabling our provider to run in a partial trust scenario was a strongly requested feature. The request was a very simple task: enable Connector/Net to work correctly in a medium-trust level environment when the library is installed in the GAC.
The implementation consisted of including the necessary security imperative asserts so the CLR allows our code to perform the operations where it needs
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