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mahlon@martini.nu e9b476a4d7 Multiple changes. 
- Raise an error if invalid options are passed to the constructor.
- Bugfix: Ensure drop() only removes the specified collection.
- Fix initializer double memory allocation.
- Fix key/data object allocation: make garbage collection safe.
- Move common macros to the global header file.

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Release History for MDBX

v0.3.1 [2021-05-16] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Bugfix:

  • #drop could potentially remove unintended data. Yanked version v0.3.0.

v0.3.0 [2021-04-09] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Enhancements:

  • Alter the behavior of #clear, so it doesn't destroy collection environments, but just empties them.

  • Add #drop, which explictly -does- destroy a collection environment.

  • Switching to a collection now automatically creates its environment.

  • Add include? and has_key?, for presence checks without allocating value memory or requiring deserialization.

Bugfixes:

  • Run all cursor methods through rb_protect, to ensure proper cursor cleanup in the event of an exception mid iteration.

  • Fix the block form of collections to support multiple scopes.

v0.2.1 [2021-04-06] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Enhancement:

  • Automatically stringify any argument to the collection() method.

v0.2.0 [2021-03-19] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Enhancement:

  • Support dup/clone. This has limited use, as there can only be one open handle per process, but implemented in the interests of avoiding unexpected behavior.

v0.1.1 [2021-03-14] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Bugfix:

  • Don't inadvertantly close an open transaction while using hash convenience methods.

v0.1.0 [2021-03-14] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Initial public release.

v0.0.1 [2020-12-16] Mahlon E. Smith mahlon@martini.nu

Early release, initial basic functionality.