FINALLY!!! We are releasing QueryC++ 4.0.0 and I could not be happier and you can get it here: codeberg.org/ObsidianWolfLabs/querycpp/releases/tag/4.0.0. It has been a much slower process than I hoped and we are already working on release 4.1.0.

Sadly, the documentation is not quite ready yet for the new version, but it will be available here: querycpp-doc.obsidian-wolf-labs.com ASAP.

What have we done? A lot!

  1. We fully changed the library to use all lowercase function naming, As a request from users and this is the main reason that it is a major releaseā€¦ you know breaking changes.
  2. We add more functions for SQL commands. Amongst others you can now do joins.
  3. We add integration test with SQLite which also serves as our example for SQLite.
  4. We started working on our mdbook based documentation, which we will also release soon.
  5. We improved the PostgreSQL integration test and again it serves as our example for PostgresSQL.
  6. We expanded our unit tests.

Over all we are really proud of this release. This will be the last release announcement on this blog for QueryC++. The next one will be at blog.obsidian-wolf-labs.com when we get around to set up our blog there.

./Lars