Release 1.4

Bug fixes:

• Fix problems with if in identifiers after remove and define statements.

• Fix $value being NONE for DELETE events.

• Fix CBOR headers.

• Fix wrong count when using COUNT with a subquery.

• Fix IN operator should be recognised by the query planner.

• Fix response content-type on /rpc endpoint.

• Fix problems with if in identifiers after remove and define statements.

• Fix $value being NONE for DELETE events.

• Fix CBOR headers

• Fix wrong count when using COUNT with a subquery

• Fix IN operator should be recognised by the query planner

• Fix response content-type on /rpc endpoint

When using the Rust SDK, make sure surrealdb-core is up-to-date. If not, you might get back Revision errors as a result.

Features:

• Added a warning message about debug builds in CLI start.

• Moved JWKS cache storage to memory.

• Overhauled force implementation.

• Added DEFINE TABLE ... RELATION.

• Allowed RPC calls to be made over an HTTP connection, not just WebSocket.

• Allowed the highlighter to only highlight the matching searched token rather than the whole term.

• Added an INCLUDE ORIGINAL option to change-feeds.

• Added an insert method to the Rust SDK to allow bulk inserts.

Bug fixes:

• Fixed export generating unparsable code with the new parser.

• Eliminated a potential panic in MsgPack format implementation.

• Fixed string::is::longitude RegEx.

• Improved CBOR decoding.

• Fixed relation type parsing.

• Fixed handling of empty array on index.

• Allowed legacy headers in CORS.

• Allowed surreal upgrade to detect when upgrading to the same version and return early.

• Fixed certain environment variables to allow configuration at runtime.

• Reduced the byte size of datetime and uuid types using CBOR format.

• Fixed array::group in a group by query.

Performance improvements:

• Improved query aggregation handling.

Bulk insert support in the Rust SDK

This was one of the frequently requested features. While this was already possible using the query method, this release adds an insert method that makes it more convenient.

db.insert(Resource::from("person"))
    .content(vec![
        User {
            id: thing("person:tobie")?,
            name: "Tobie",
            settings: Settings {
                active: true,
                marketing: false,
            },
        },
        User {
            id: thing("person:jaime")?,
            name: "Jaime",
            settings: Settings {
                active: true,
                marketing: true,
            },
        },
    ])
    .await?;