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Version 1.0.5

  • no changes. published to update npm docs

Version 1.0.4

  • bug fix only

Version 1.0.3

  • Pool modifies the Tedious connection object rather than the Connection prototype.

Version 1.0.2

  • Added additional log message when acquiring a connection.

Version 1.0.0

  • No changes from v0.3.9.

Version 0.3.9

  • bug fix only

Version 0.3.7

  • bug fix only

Version 0.3.6

  • bug fix only

Version 0.3.5

  • poolConfig option min is limited to less than max

Version 0.3.4

  • poolConfig option min supports being set to 0

Version 0.3.3

  • Ignore calls to connection.release() on a connection that has been closed or not part of the connection pool.

Version 0.3.2

  • Calls connection.reset() when the connection is released to the pool. This is very unlikely to cause anyone trouble.
  • Added a callback argument to connectionPool.drain()

Version 0.3.0

  • Removed dependency on the generic-pool node module.
  • Added poolConfig options retryDelay
  • Added poolConfig options aquireTimeout (Possibly Breaking)
  • Added poolConfig options log
  • idleTimeoutMillis renamed to idleTimeout (Possibly Breaking)
  • The ConnectionPool 'error' event added
  • The behavior of the err parameter of the callback passed to acquire() has changed. It only returns errors related to acquiring a connection not Tedious Connection errors. Connection errors can happen anytime the pool is being filled and could go unnoticed if only passed the the callback. Subscribe to the 'error' event on the pool to be notified of all connection errors. (Possibly Breaking)
  • PooledConnection object removed.

Version 0.2.x

  • To acquire a connection, call on acquire() on a ConnectionPool rather than requestConnection(). (Breaking)
  • After acquiring a PooledConnection, do not wait for the 'connected' event. The connection is received connected. (Breaking)
  • Call release() on a PooledConnection to release the it back to the pool. close() permanently closes the connection (as close() behaves in in tedious). (Breaking)