sequel 5.82.0 → 5.84.0

data/doc/release_notes/5.82.0.txt

@@ -1,61 +0,0 @@
-= New Features
-
-* MERGE RETURNING is now supported when using PostgreSQL 17+. For
-  datasets supporting RETURNING, calling merge with a block
-  will yield each returned row:
-
-    DB[:table1].
-      returning.
-      merge_using(:table2, column1: :column2).
-      merge_insert(column3: :column4).
-      merge do |row|
-        # ...
-      end
-    # MERGE INTO "table1" USING "table2"
-    # ON ("column1" = "column2")
-    # WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
-    # INSERT ("column3") VALUES ("column3")
-    # RETURNING *
-
-* A :connect_opts_proc Database option is now supported, to allow
-  support for late-binding Database options.  If provided, this
-  should be a callable object that is called with the options
-  used for connecting, and can modify the options.  This makes
-  it simple to support authentication schemes that rotate
-  passwords automatically without user involvement:
-
-    Sequel.connect('postgres://user@host/database',
-      connect_opts_proc: lambda do |opts|
-        opts[:password] = SomeAuthLibrary.get_current_password(opts[:user])
-      end)
-
-  Note that the jdbc adapter relies on URIs and not option hashes,
-  so when using the jdbc adapter with this feature, you'll generally
-  need to set the :uri option.
-
-= Other Improvements
-
-* A race condition in the threaded connection pools that could result
-  in a delay or timeout error in checking out connections in low-traffic
-  environments has been fixed.
-
-* Sequel now supports dropping a unique column or a column that is
-  part of an index on SQLite 3.35.0+, with the same emulation approach
-  it uses in earlier SQLite versions.
-
-* The tactical_eager_loading plugin now handles cases where inheritance
-  is used and the objects used include associations with the same name
-  but different definitions.  Sequel will now only eager load the
-  association for objects that use the same association definition as
-  the receiver.
-
-= Backwards Compatibility
-
-* bin/sequel no longer requires logger if passed the -E or -l options.
-  Instead, it uses a simple implementation that supports only
-  debug/warn/info/error methods.  If you are using bin/sequel and
-  depending on the log format produced by the logger library, or
-  calling methods on the logger object other than
-  debug/warn/info/error, you'll need to update your code.  This change
-  was made because logger is moving out of stdlib in a future Ruby
-  version.

data/doc/release_notes/5.9.0.txt

@@ -1,99 +0,0 @@
-= New Features
-
-* An escaped_like extension has been added, for the creation of
-  LIKE/ILIKE expressions with placeholders in patterns without
-  access to a dataset.  This adds escaped_like and escaped_ilike
-  methods to the same Sequel expression objects that support like
-  and ilike.  These methods take two arguments, the first being
-  the pattern, with ? placeholders, and the second being the
-  placeholder value (which can be an array for multiple
-  placeholders):
-
-    Sequel.extension :escaped_like
-    DB[:table].where{string_column.escaped_like('?%', user_input)}
-    # user_input is 'foo':
-    #  SELECT * FROM table WHERE string_column LIKE 'foo%'
-    # user_input is '%foo':
-    #  SELECT * FROM table WHERE string_column LIKE '\%foo%'
-
-* Generated columns on MySQL 5.7+ and MariaDB 5.2+ are now supported
-  using the :generated_always_as option when creating the column.
-  The :generated_type option can also be used to specify the type of
-  generated column (virtual or stored).  Examples:
-
-    DB.add_column :t, :c, Integer, generated_always_as: Sequel[:a]+'b'
-    # ALTER TABLE `t` ADD COLUMN `c` varchar(255)
-    # GENERATED ALWAYS AS (CONCAT(`a`, 'b'))
-
-    DB.add_column :t, :c, Integer, generated_always_as: Sequel[:a]+'b',
-      generated_type: :virtual
-    # ALTER TABLE `t` ADD COLUMN `c` varchar(255)
-    # GENERATED ALWAYS AS (CONCAT(`a`, 'b')) VIRTUAL
-
-    DB.add_column :t, :c, Integer, generated_always_as: Sequel[:a]+'b',
-      generated_type: :stored
-    # ALTER TABLE `t` ADD COLUMN `c` varchar(255)
-    # GENERATED ALWAYS AS (CONCAT(`a`, 'b')) STORED
-
-* Sequel::Model.has_dataset? has been added for checking whether the
-  model class has an associated dataset.  This will generally be true
-  for most model classes, but will be false for abstract model
-  classes (such as Sequel::Model itself).
-
-* Sequel::VERSION_NUMBER has been added for easier future version
-  comparisons.  The version number for 5.9.0 is 50090.
-
-= Other Improvements
-
-* When disconnecting connections in the threaded connection pools,
-  the disconnection is performed without holding the connection
-  pool mutex, since disconnection may block.
-
-* The sharded threaded connection pool no longer deadlocks when
-  disconnecting connections if the connection_validator or
-  connection_expiration extension is used.
-
-* If a thread dies and does not check a connection back into the
-  connection pool, Sequel now disconnects the connection when it
-  detects the dead thread, instead of assuming the connection is
-  safe to be reused.
-
-* When using eager_graph with cascaded associations, a unique
-  object is now used instead of a shared object in cases where
-  using a shared object may cause further cascaded associated
-  objects to be duplicated.
-
-* On PostgreSQL, the ESCAPE modifier to the LIKE/ILIKE operators is
-  no longer used, since the default ESCAPE value is the one Sequel
-  uses.  This change was made in order to allow the LIKE/ILIKE
-  operators to work with the ANY function, as PostgreSQL does not
-  support the use of the ESCAPE modifier in such cases.
-
-* A hash argument passed to Model.nested_attributes in the
-  nested_attributes plugin is now no longer modified.
-
-* Internal data structures for eager and eager_graph datasets are now
-  frozen to avoid unintentional modification.
-
-* Nondeterministic behavior in Database#foreign_key_list with the
-  :reverse option on PostgreSQL is now avoided by using an
-  unambiguous order.
-
-* Performance has been improved slightly by avoiding unnecessary
-  hash allocations.
-
-* Performance has been improved slightly by using while instead
-  of Kernel#loop.
-
-* BigDecimal() is now used instead of BigDecimal.new(), as the
-  latter has been deprecated.
-
-* The jdbc adapter now avoids referencing ::NativeException on JRuby
-  9.2+, since JRuby has deprecated it.  It is still used on older
-  versions of JRuby, since some JRuby 1.7 code may still require it.
-
-* Sequel now works around multiple Date/Time conversion bugs in
-  JRuby 9.2.0.0 for BC dates in the pg_extended_date_support
-  extension.  These bugs have already been fixed in JRuby, and
-  the workarounds will be removed after the release of JRuby
-  9.2.1.0.