Releases: go-gorp/gorp
Releases · go-gorp/gorp
Version 3.0.1: Actual modules go!
Version 3.0.0: Modules Go!
The reason for the bump to v3 is because we're now supporting go modules. This has zero effect on our runtime dependencies, since 100% of our dependencies are in the standard library and therefore are not included in go.mod or go.sum. All dependencies mentioned in go.mod are test dependencies.
However, this will provide a list of driver versions that we've tested against.
This is the same as v2.2.0, but with go.mod and go.sum files.
v2.2.0
New Features
- Setting
DbMap.ExpandSliceArgstotruewill cause queries with slice arguments to have their slice arguments expanded. See the docs on theDbMaptype for details.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed our internal
NullTimetype and tests around that type for recent go versions - Fixed our tests' timestamp parsing code
- Fixed a panic when a nil
driver.Valueris passed in and trace logging is on Table.SetUniqueTogetheris now idempotent
Minor Notes
- Bumped our travis go versions and the postgres service
- Deleted some old code that was build-tag-restricted to go versions <1.8
- Documentation typos and ignored errors fixed
v1.7.2
v2.1.0
Included in this release (ignoring merge commits):
- 252b0db: Add documentation for using sqlite3 extensions.
- 38e1f13: Dropped support for go 1.4 and 1.5
- b5e1652: Cleaned up some code examples in README.md
- fe96e85:
- Add go 1.8 and 1.9 to go versions on travis
- Add a
WithContextmethod to both the DbMap and Transaction types, to create a map or transaction that runs all subsequent queries using the passed incontext.Context
- dc4f2a4: Fixed the SqlTyper's type to return a
driver.Valueinstead of adriver.Valuer - 2fba08c and d62836b: Updated the build status badge to only report on the master branch in the README.
- c5fd513: Added a
LowercaseFieldsboolean to allow thePostgresDialectto automatically convert field names to lower case. - 2925510: When
rows.Next()returns false, the docs say to checkrows.Err(), which we weren't doing. This fixes the problem. - 4df7849: Ginkgo was causing test polution, a problem that I've run in to with ginkgo many times before. Rather than continue down that road again, we replaced ginkgo with onpar, which is a similar BDD-style library that's a lot simpler.