Does anyone know if this is fixed in MariaDB?

No, it is not.

https://mariadb.com/kb/en/mariadb/trigger-limitations/

Probably because they don't want to break their compatibility with mySQL, a decision of theirs I highly appreciate. Being able to drop Maria in for mySQL without having to rework a lot of things has been a huge time saver.

There is no mention of it in the deletion mail and both mails came from Amazon SES servers.

> (I use the numbering scheme since the numbers are more precise than the associated names. “Jelly Bean,” for example, refers to both 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3).

4.0.X is Ice Cream Sandwich, not Jelly Bean.

Which proves his point beautifully. I have no idea what version the silly names refer to being an iPhone user. I do know them by their numeric identifiers though.

They are just fun code names. Nominally textual rather than nominally numeric.

I think they're all supposed to be desserts. Akin to how all releases of OSX have cat names. Until the last one. Combo breaker!

Genymotion really speeds up development, apps deploy on it in seconds!

I usually like instrumental music, words take my attention away from the code. Mozart, and other classical music is a great background for coding. Other than classical, God Is An Astronaut (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=34C41eEpM48).

Love that God is an Astronaut! Awesome.