Fixes#40975.
8.0.32 (was running in Aurora managed cloud at the time) -> 8.0.39 (what
we're running now) 8.0.36 -> 8.0.44 (latest 8.0.x version supported by
Aurora; holding off on 8.0.45 until Aurora supports it) 8.4.7 -> 8.4.8
9.5.0 -> 9.6.0
Also bumped the supported Aurora version from 3.07.0 to 3.08.2 to match
what we're running in managed cloud right now
Fleet might work on older patch versions but we'll no longer dev/test on
them. MySQL 9.x not testing previous minor versions matches with our
previous approach for that version.
Since these are all patch/minor bumps (and the overnight build cases are
patch bumps/are covered by AWS envs) automated testing should be
sufficient here.
#18766
Fixed a bug where updating user via `/api/v1/fleet/users/:id` endpoint
sometimes did not update the activity feed and returned the un-updated
user object.
You must use a DB configuration with a replica to reproduce the issue.
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not set on the INSERT.
- OUT: Only sets the ID on the passed session and returns it. (`CreatedAt`, `AccessedAt`, are not set.)
New version:
```go
func (ds *Datastore) NewSession(ctx context.Context, userID uint, sessionKey string) (*fleet.Session, error) {
sqlStatement := `
INSERT INTO sessions (
user_id,
` + "`key`" + `
)
VALUES(?,?)
`
result, err := ds.writer.ExecContext(ctx, sqlStatement, userID, sessionKey)
if err != nil {
return nil, ctxerr.Wrap(ctx, err, "inserting session")
}
id, _ := result.LastInsertId() // cannot fail with the mysql driver
return ds.sessionByID(ctx, ds.writer, uint(id))
}
```
- IN: Define arguments that are truly used when creating a session.
- OUT: Load and return the fleet.Session struct with all values set (using the `ds.writer` to support read replicas correctly).
PS: The new `NewSession` version mimics what we already do with other entities, like policies (`Datastore.NewGlobalPolicy`).
