Data-RecordStore
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6.06 - fix typo in perl version in the META files.
6.05 - clean up, removing old files that were confusing tests.
6.04 - allow call to lock for already locked things
remove typo from perl version
6.03 - remove 'bin/record_store_convert~' from the build.
5.04 - cleanup and increase code coverage.
5.03 - changed the open_store interface to either take a single
directory or take options, which now include :
MODE - SINGLE || MULTI - determines if flocking should be done
on the index file
RECOD_STORE_PATH - the directory to store this record store.
5.02 - change how/when the lockfile is made so that ro stores can be opened.
5.01 - oops, actually record the update time that has a place waiting
for it in the index. Added a last_upated($id) method to the
store and testing to boot.
5.00 - major number increases indicate either a change in the API
or a change that requires an upgrade of an older version
database.
enforcing the calling convention Data::RecordStore->open_store
meaning that Data::RecordStore::open_store wont work
Adding locking for the index file.
Removed deprecated methods.
Adding locks methods in general
Adding last modified timestamp to index.
Now have a standard way to do database upgrades, for this
and for Data::ObjectStore. Hopefully this surprises people
the least.
3 directories : source, destination, working
Added Data::RecordStore->detect_version function.
4.06 - updating tests for windows. Windows tests seem to be
failing because chmod is having no effect.
4.05 - allow silos to be opened read only
4.04 - update the convert program to call a module rather than have the logic
just in the program.
4.03 - fix too agressive db format upgrading.
4.02 - Setup upgrade test in temporary directory rather than test directory. (duh)
4.01 - Update the test to use error codes rather than error
message text. Different langauge and locales make
comparing error text fail, but the codes will work.
4 -
This is a major version update that will require that
bin/record_store_convert is run for existing record stores.
Sorry about that.
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