Matador 0.9.2 (Homerian)

This is a bugfix release. The following issues will be addressed

• Raise exception if a specific column value is null (mysql query) #156

  Will fix additional bugs concerning prepared statements for mysql, postgresql, mssql and sqlite3.

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Matador 0.9.1 (Sheinwoodian)

This is a bugfix release. The following issues will be addressed

• Raise exception if a specific column value is null (mysql query) #156

  Will fix the same issue for mssql/odbc

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Matador 0.9.0 (Telychian)

Breaking Changes: This release changes the serialization interface going from a generic
serialize(...) naming to a more explicit naming. Now matador will have

• "on_primary_key(...)"
• "on_attribute(...)"
• "on_belongs_to(...)"
• "on_has_one(...)"
• "on_has_many(...)"
  for the serialization interface.

This leads to a more readable database entity description and the remove of the
identifier<Type>, has_one<Type> and belongs_to<Type> classes. For
primary key the plain datatype (integral and sized string -> varchar) can be used.
For foreign object only object_ptr<Type> is used.

Furthermore, the interface is extended with a field_attributes parameter. This
class contains constraints like NOT_NULL, PRIMARY_KEY or UNIQUE and a size
parameter used for varchar (through std::string)

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Matador 0.8.1 (Aeronian)

Refactor reactor to process incoming request in a multithreading way. (#130)
The implemented pattern is the leader follower pattern.

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Matador 0.8.0 (Rhuddanian)

This release comes with a bunch of changes:

• A network module implementing the reactor pattern (only single threaded by now)
• A HTTP server and client based on the network module
  • The HTTP server impements the middleware pattern
  • A template engine not only for the HTTP server
• Handle collection with a streaming interfcace
• Better JSON object mapper
• And of course bugfixes

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Matador 0.7.0 (Hirnantian)

This release will mainly contain a simple JSON class coming with a json class, a parser and an object mapper and a simple logging mechanism. As usual some bugs will be fixed as well.

• JSON module (#115)
• Logging module (#121)
• Bugfix: result::empty() always returned false (#118)

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Matador 0.6.2 (Katian)

This is a bugfix release. The following issues will be addressed:

• Handle of removed my_bool in mysql 8 #110
• Route all db error information through an exception #107
• Fix mysql bug #111
• Introduce like() command for queries #109

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Matador 0.6.1 (Sandbian)

This release focused on some bugfixes and enhancements according to the supported datatypes. Furthermore the session class is now more intuitive and the documentation was updated.

• Make session class more intuitive (#87)
• Increase stability for SQLite backend (#91)
• Removed varchar class (use it only as a has_many helper) (#104)
• Handle int64/uint64 values (#106)
• Update documentation (#103)

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Matador 0.6.0 (Darriwilian)

This release adds support for PostgreSQL database.

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Matador 0.5.1 (Dapingian)

This feature solves an issue when deleting objects within a container. Furthermore a lot of CMake issues were solved.

Here are the changes in detail:

• Build for VS2017 (#89)
• Improve deletion of objects with containers containing objects (#88)
• Generate Windows ZIP package on build (#85)
• Generate ArchLinux package on build (#84)
• Generate RPM package on build (#83)
• Generate Debian package on build (#82)
• Move tables to persistence class (#86)

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