Errors issued by the server for caching_sha2_password users after a fast
auth OK packet has been received (e.g. bad database errors) are now
reported correctly
Handshake now correctly detects protocol violation errors, like double
auth switches
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Instead of several separate std::string objects, metadata now uses a
single std::vector<char> and offsets, which is more efficient
Default-constructing metadata objects now leaves all fields in a
well-defined state
Added unit tests for metadata
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Added one_small_row, one_big_row, many_rows, stmt_params benchmarks against libmysqlclient and libmariadb
Added a CI build to compile and run benchmarks
Added a Python script to run the benchmarks
Refactored the connection_pool benchmark to be use data independent from examples
close#458
Attempting to start an operation involving server communication after a
multi-function operation has been started and before all its associated
packets have been read now fails with
client_errc::engaged_in_multi_function, instead of causing undefined
behavior.
Attempting to start a read_some_rows or read_resultset_head operation
with no in-progress multi-function operation now fails with
client_errc::not_engaged_in_multi_function.
Attempting to start an operation that requires an established session
before a successful connect now fails with client_errc::not_connected.
Added the three client_errc enum values mentioned above.
Renamed detail::connection_status (connection_pool) to node_status.
Added detail::connection_status (connection_state_data).
Removed redundant spotcheck tests.
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Now connection/any_connection async operations are cancelled even when
the cancellation signal is emitted after an intermediate operation
completes, but before its intermediate handler gets called.
Restored a connection_id integration test that required this fix.
close#199
connection and any_connection now check whether there is an in-progress
async operation, and fail with client_errc::operation_in_progress if
there is one. This situation no longer triggers undefined behavior.
Refactored the internal sans-io algorithms
close#405
Changed the algorithm that calculates how many connections to create to
correctly take into account the number of pending requests.
This makes the pool resize as expected and avoids potential deadlocks.
close#395
Added a tutorial on UPDATEs, transactions and multi-queries
Added a tutorial on connection_pool
Added a tutorial on error handling
Added examples on INSERTs and DELETEs
Rewrote the discussion page on character sets
Added a discussion page on the templated connection class
Removed superseded examples on timeouts and multi-queries
Updated the coverage build to gcc-14 (gcc-13 was using a non-LTS release
that caused problems)
Contributes to #365 and #366
Added tutorials 2, 3 and 4
Changed most of the discussion to use any_connection
Added examples on disabling TLS, multi-function operations, multi-queries and transactions
All examples now use any_connection
Automate parts of example qbk generation
Partially addresses #365 and #366
This makes asio::as_tuple and asio::redirect_error usable as partial
completion tokens with any_connection and connection_pool.
Fixed a Jamfile issue that caused warnings in dependencies to fail CI builds.
Removed leftover comment in the pipeline example.
any_connection, client-side SQL formatting and connection_pool are now
stable
connection is now marked as legacy (not recommended for new code)
Added legacy/experimental tags in quickref file
close#364
Renamed format_sequence_view to format_sequence
format_sequence members are now part of the public API
Moved sequence to a separate header
Added sequence_range_t
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