Releases: groue/GRDB.swift
v7.7.1
v7.7.0
A new release of the Swift toolkit for SQLite databases.
What's Changed
- Fix: add
Sendable
conformance toDispatchQueueExecutor
on Linux by @alephao in #1814 - Support for Xcode 26 by @groue in #1813
- Persistable Database Views by @groue in #1810 — see View Records
- Update
GRDB7MigrationGuide.md
reference by @emmanuel-ferdman in #1807 - Fix a race condition regarding Task cancellation, completing #1797
New Contributors
- @emmanuel-ferdman made their first contribution in #1807
- @alephao made their first contribution in #1814
Full Changelog: v7.6.1...v7.7.0
v7.6.1
v7.6.0
A new release of the Swift toolkit for SQLite databases.
Caution
this release has a race condition regarding cancelled async
database accesses. Please upgrade to v7.6.1.
What's Changed
- All closures that accept DatabaseComponents can throw by @groue in #1768
- Add Sendable conformance to DatabasePreUpdateEvent.Kind, matching DatabaseEvent.Kind by @Jason-Abbott in #1773
- Add custom build instruction for hardened runtime by @Jason-Abbott in #1776
- Access task locals from asynchronous database accesses by @groue in #1794
- Throwing row accessors by @groue in #1796
Full Changelog: v7.5.0...v7.6.0
v7.5.0
A new release of the Swift toolkit for SQLite databases.
GRDB 7.5.0 brings a new way to write database requests
// GRDB 7.4
let count = try Player.filter(Column("score") >= 1000).fetchCount(db)
let players = try Player.order(Column("score")).fetchAll(db)
// NEW with GRDB 7.5.0
let count = try Player.filter { $0.score >= 1000 }.fetchCount(db)
let players = try Player.order(\.score).fetchAll(db)
Record types profit from this new syntax if they define a nested Columns
enum. If you follow the Recommended Practices for Designing Record Types, this Columns
enum is already defined, and you can profit from the new syntax right away.
With Swift 6.1+, Table Aliases have learned to use the Columns
enum:
// GRDB 7.4
let authorAlias = TableAlias()
let request = Book
.joining(required: Book.author.aliased(authorAlias))
.order(authorAlias[Column("name")], Column("publishDate"))
// NEW with GRDB 7.5.0 and Swift 6.1
let authorAlias = TableAlias<Author>()
let request = Book
.joining(required: Book.author.aliased(authorAlias))
.order { [authorAlias.name, $0.publishDate] }
Breaking Changes
The benefits of this release are so important that two breaking changes were shipped:
-
If you define a
public
record type with a nestedColumns
enum, you have to make this enumpublic
as well.public struct Player: FetchableRecord, PersistableRecord { - enum Columns { ... } + public enum Columns { ... } }
-
TableAlias
is now a generic type. This will break existing code that accepts aTableAlias
as an argument. You will have to make those methods generic as well.
What's Changed
- Make it possible to create a raw FTS5Pattern without any database connection by @groue in #1764
- Build request with closures by @groue in #1759
Full Changelog: v7.4.1...v7.5.0
v7.4.1
A new release of the Swift toolkit for SQLite databases.
What's Changed
- Removed a compiler warning.
Full Changelog: v7.4.0...v7.4.1
v7.4.0
A new release of the Swift toolkit for SQLite databases.
This release is a recommended upgrade: it fixes unexpected ValueObservation
failures in applications that perform asynchronous writes from a Task
that gets cancelled.
What's Changed
- Add the MIN and MAX multi-argument SQL functions to the query interface by @groue in #1745
- Transaction observers are not impacted by Task Cancellation by @groue in #1747
Full Changelog: v7.3.0...v7.4.0
v7.3.0
7.2.0
7.1.0
A new release of the Swift toolkit for SQLite databases.
What's Changed
- New: Expose
sqlite3_libversion_number
asDatabase.sqliteLibVersionNumber
by @groue in #1713 - Fix: DatabaseQueue restores its read/write abilities when an async read-only database access is cancelled. by @groue in #1716
- New: Allow RxGRDB to compile without warning by @groue in #1717
Full Changelog: v7.0.0...v7.1.0