It is my please to announce mongo-c-driver 1.7.0.
New features and bug fixes:
- CMake build now installs .pc files for programs that link to libmongoc using
pkg-config. Both the CMake and Autotools build systems now install .cmake
files for programs that link to libmongoc using CMake. Linking to libmongoc
statically or dynamically is now much more convenient. See the new tutorial
section "Include and link libmongoc in your C program". - New CMake option ENABLE_STATIC can be ON, OFF, or AUTO (the default)
- Minimum required CMake version has been increased to 3.1.
- CMake remains experimental on non-Windows platforms and issues a warning now
- Support for wire compression.
- Support for snappy and zlib. MongoDB 3.4 only supports snappy, while zlib
support is expected in MongoDB 3.6.
The enable, configure mongoc like so:
./configure --with-snappy --with-zlib - New functions: mongoc_uri_get_compressors & mongoc_uri_set_compressors, to
get and set compressor configuration on mongoc_uri_t - Added support for comma seperated "compressors" connection string option (e.g.
mongodb://localhost/?compressors=snappy,zlib) - Added support for configuring zlib compression level in the connection string
(e.g. mongodb://localhost/?compressors=zlib&zlibcompressionlevel=8)
- Support for snappy and zlib. MongoDB 3.4 only supports snappy, while zlib
- Now requires the use of CMake config files for libbson to build libmongoc
with CMake - Added pkg-config support for libressl.
- New function mongoc_uri_set_auth_mechanism to update the authentication
mechanism of a mongoc_uri_t after it is created from a string. - New function mongoc_bulk_operation_insert_with_opts provides immediate
error checking. - New function mongoc_uri_new_with_error provides a way to parse a connection
string, and retrieve the failure reason, if any. - Support for MongoDB Connection String specification
- All connection string options are now represented by MONGOC_URI_xxx macros
- Paths to Unix Domain Sockets must be url encoded
- Repeated options now issue warnings
- Special characters in username, password and other values must be url encoded
- Unsupported connection string options now issue warnings
- Boolean values can now be represented as true/yes/y/t/1 and false/no/n/f/0.
- Case is now preserved in Unix domain paths.
- New function mongoc_cursor_error_document provides access to server's error
reply if a query or command fails. - New function mongoc_write_concern_is_default determines whether any write
concern options have been set, and mongoc_read_concern_is_default checks if
read concern options are set. - mongoc_gridfs_find_one_with_opts optimized to use limit 1.
Thanks to everyone who contributed to the development of this release.
- Hannes Magnusson
- A. Jesse Jiryu Davis
- David Golden
- Jeremy Mikola
- Bernard Spil
- Aleksander Melnikov
- Adam Seering
- Remi Collet
Peace,
-- A. Jesse Jiryu Davis