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Hi,

Latest Percona/MySQL 5.7 supports JSON but php-mysqlnd-5.4.16-42 does not. Attached patches addresses this. Please fix.

Created attachment 1245813 [details]
upstream fix

Created attachment 1245814 [details]
spec file fix

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