Обсуждение: Release Notes?
I can't seem to find any release notes for this project. I'd like to upgrade from 9.0 to the latest 9.3.1100, but would like to view the changes between those two versions. I've seen previous talk on the mailing list where someone said they posted the changes, but that URL doesn't work anymore.
Thanks.
Thanks.
There is a link to the ChangeLog off of the Documentation URL @ http://jdbc.openstudent.ca … I just scan’d through it forbits I was interested in … not an easy read, but it is there … On Jan 2, 2014, at 14:50 , Matt Hughes <hughes.matt@gmail.com> wrote: > I can't seem to find any release notes for this project. I'd like to upgrade from 9.0 to the latest 9.3.1100, but wouldlike to view the changes between those two versions. I've seen previous talk on the mailing list where someone saidthey posted the changes, but that URL doesn't work anymore. > > Thanks.
Matt Hughes wrote on 02.01.2014 23:50: > I can't seem to find any release notes for this project. I'd like to > upgrade from 9.0 to the latest 9.3.1100, but would like to view the > changes between those two versions. I've seen previous talk on the > mailing list where someone said they posted the changes, but that URL > doesn't work anymore. > http://jdbc.postgresql.org/documentation/changelog.html
Thomas Kellerer wrote: > Matt Hughes wrote on 02.01.2014 23:50: >> I can't seem to find any release notes for this project. I'd like to >> upgrade from 9.0 to the latest 9.3.1100, but would like to view the >> changes between those two versions. I've seen previous talk on the >> mailing list where someone said they posted the changes, but that URL >> doesn't work anymore. >> > > http://jdbc.postgresql.org/documentation/changelog.html The reference for changelog for Version 9.3-1100 (2013-10-31) does not appear to be accurate. It has changes dated to 2011. The best way to find the changes at this time is to use that log or gitk, with the knowledge of the release dates. One can also use git-log, but if the Releases are not marked in Git then it because a little more than non-trivial. danap.