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MariaDB Connector/Node.js 3.2.0 Release Notes

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MariaDB Connector/Node.js 3.2.0 is a Stable (GA) release.

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Notable changes

  • CONJS-250 'undefined' parameters are now permitted, for compatibility with mysql/mysql2 behavior
  • CONJS-257 permit to import sql file directly
  • CONJS-253 Node.js 20 is now tested and supported

API addition

  • importFile(options) → Promise
  • connection.importFile({file:'...', 'database': '...'}) → Promise
  • pool.importFile({file:'...', 'database': '...'}) → Promisepromise)

example: 

    await conn.importFile({
        file: '/tmp/someFile.sql', 
        database: 'myDb'
    });

Issues Fixed

  • CONJS-252 missing deprecated option supportBigNumbers and bigNumberStrings in Typescript
  • CONJS-254 ensuring option connectTimeout is respected : timeout is removed when socket is successfully established, in place of returning connection object. Wasn't set when using pipe/unix socket
  • CONJS-255 In some case, pipelining was use even option explicitly disable it
  • CONJS-256 method changeUser can lead to error when using multi-authentication and pipelining
  • CONJS-258 All eventEmitters methods are not available on connections
  • CONJS-259 SqlError sqlMessage property alias for text addition

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