I've looked at neutron/db/migration/* and the default charset is not set for any table (the 'utf8' and 'latin1' strings don't appear anywhere). I guess the right thing to do is to not force any charset in the database creation statement. I have actually no idea why we added it initially.
In fact, forcing the mysql_engine to InnoDB does not seem to be done anywhere either. I think we should drop this one as well.
Objections to removing these two mysql_* statements ?
I've looked at neutron/ db/migration/ * and the default charset is not set for any table (the 'utf8' and 'latin1' strings don't appear anywhere). I guess the right thing to do is to not force any charset in the database creation statement. I have actually no idea why we added it initially.
In fact, forcing the mysql_engine to InnoDB does not seem to be done anywhere either. I think we should drop this one as well.
Objections to removing these two mysql_* statements ?