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v1.3.4 #1182 most downloaded on Go modules go-reform/reform

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Last release 6 years ago

no release in 18 months

Release timing varies

gaps range from 9 days to 1.5 years

Nearly every release is documented

notes for 11 of 11 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

10 years old

11 releases · first in 2016

0 releases in the last 12 months

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Release timeline

11 releases · Jun 2016 to Jun 2020
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
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latest 11
  1. v1.3.4 25 Jun 2020
    Release notes

    https://github.com/go-reform/reform/milestones/v1.3.4

    • Make reform generator work with Go 1.15.
    • Replace syreclabs.com/go/faker with github.com/brianvoe/gofakeit.
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    Release notes
    • Make reform generator work with Go 1.15.
    • Replace syreclabs.com/go/faker with github.com/brianvoe/gofakeit.
    Open source →
  2. v1.3.3 11 Dec 2018
    Release notes Open source →
    Release notes
    • Fix tests for Go 1.12.
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  3. v1.3.2 23 Jul 2018
    Release notes

    https://github.com/go-reform/reform/milestones/v1.3.2

    • Go 1.8+ is now required due to changes in github.com/lib/pq driver.
    • Fixes in tests for MySQL 8, Go 1.10+ and latest versions of drivers.
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    Release notes
    • Go 1.8+ is now required due to changes in github.com/lib/pq driver.
    • Fixes in tests for MySQL 8, Go 1.10+ and latest versions of drivers.
    Open source →
  4. v1.3.1 07 Dec 2017
    Release notes

    https://github.com/go-reform/reform/milestones/v1.3.1

    • No user-visible changes.
    • Major changes in CI and development environment.
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    Release notes
    • No user-visible changes.
    • Major changes in CI and development environment.
    Open source →
  5. v1.3.0 01 Dec 2017
    Release notes
    • Go 1.7+ is now required.
    • Added reform-db command.
      • init subcommand may be used to generate Go model files for existing database schema.
      • query and exec subcommands may be used for accessing a database.
    • Fields with reform tag with value "-" are ignored now (just like with value "" and without tag at all).
    • Added ErrTxDone.
    • Added DB.DBInterface.
    • Added Querier.UpdateView.
    • reform command with -gofmt=false flag still formats generated sources with go/format package, without invoking gofmt. Thanks to João Pereira.
    • Added support for sqlserver variant of github.com/denisenkom/go-mssqldb driver.
    • Added support for Microsoft SQL Server for Linux.
    • We now have a logo! Huge thanks to Natalya Glebova for making it.
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  6. v1.2.1 14 Sep 2016
    Release notes
    • reform command now correctly handles non-exported types.
    • Querier.Insert now correctly INSERTs records with set non-integer primary keys, even if dialect uses LastInsertId (MySQL, SQLite3).
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  7. v1.2.0 10 Aug 2016
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  8. v1.1.2 19 Jul 2016
    Release notes
    • reform command now correctly ignores type information when it's not used. This allows one to have fields of any custom types. The only exception is primary key fields, which are restricted to basic types (numbers and strings).
    • Package gopkg.in/reform.v1/parse is explicitly documented as internal. (It's wasn't really possible to use it.)
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  9. v1.1.1 05 Jul 2016
    Release notes
    • Querier.UpdateColumns no longer allows to update primary key column. This behavior was allowed, but did not make any sense.
    • reform command now correctly handles pointers to custom types and slices.
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  10. v1.1.0 01 Jul 2016
    Release notes Open source →
  11. v1.0.0 22 Jun 2016
    Release notes
    • Moved to https://github.com/go-reform/reform repository.
    • Changed canonical import path.
    • Added versioning policy.
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