News and announcements
MyConnPy 0.1.5 released; 0.1.4 removed
Written for MySQL Connector/Python by Geert JM Vanderkelen on 2010-05-27
Highlights:
o It was impossible to retrieve big result sets. (bug lp:551533 and lp:586003)
o Changing copyright from Sun to Oracle (also fixing silly typo)
MyConnPy 0.1.4-devel available
Written for MySQL Connector/Python by Geert JM Vanderkelen on 2010-05-21
Next development release 0.1.4 of MySQL Connector/Python is now available for download. This will be the last in the 0.1-series as we move on to 0.2. The aim is to release more often to get to v1.0. Hurray!
Highlights:
o Reading from network was broken for bigger packages.
o Reimplementing protocol.
o It is now possible to send multiple statements to MySQL using MySQLCursor.
o MySQLCursor.
o MySQL DATETIME conversion to Python datetime.datetime is now much faster.
o Some overall performance improvements.
o Copyright notice changes.
MyConnPy 0.1.3-devel available
Written for MySQL Connector/Python by Geert JM Vanderkelen on 2010-01-28
A memory leak got fixed when closing cursors; warnings can be raised as exceptions; client flags are respected; and some fixes around data type conversion.
MyConnPy 0.1.2-devel available: fixing charset/unicode
Written for MySQL Connector/Python by Geert JM Vanderkelen on 2009-12-23
MySQL Connector/Python 0.1.2-devel is a quick follow-up release for 0.1.1 fixing a few problems around character sets and unicode.
Release notes:
o Fixing unicode usage for both Python 2.4+ and 3.1
* Setting 'use_unicode' at connection time is now working.
* conversion.py: removing regular expression for quoting backslashes.
* Adding test case for bug lp:499410
Py3k specific:
* Strings from MySQL are decoded to the given character when use_unicode
is false
* The statement is encoded just before sending it to the MySQL server.
Internally, all is done in unicode.
* In conversion.py: removing _unicode_to_mysql, adding _bytes_to_mysql
* MySQLCursor.
* Removing tests for which the methods were deleted.
o Fix setting character set at connection
* mysql.connector
* Default character set is (still) UTF-8.
* SET NAMES is only used when changing character set after connecting.
Use MySQL.set_
* Test case added for bug report; fixing test case in test_protocol.py
to reflect the new default character set 'utf-8'.
MyConnPy 0.1.1 brings Python v3.1 support
Written for MySQL Connector/Python by Geert JM Vanderkelen on 2009-12-21
Now available: MySQL Connectory/Python 0.1.1, the second development release, bringing Python v3.1 support.