Bug fix release
Compatibility
- RethinkDB 2.1.3 servers cannot be mixed with servers running RethinkDB 2.1.1 or earlier
in the same cluster
Bug fixes
- Fixed a data corruption bug in the b-tree implementation (#4769)
- Fixed the
ssl
option in the JavaScript driver (#4786) - Made the Ruby driver compatible with Ruby on Rails 3.2 (#4753)
- Added the
backports.ssl_match_hostname
library to the Python driver package (#4683) - Changed the update check to use an encrypted https connection (#3988, #4643)
- Fixed access to
https
sources inr.http
on OS X (#3112) - Fixed an
Unexpected exception
error (#4758) - Fixed a
Guarantee failed: [pair.second]
crash that could occur during resharding
(#4774) - Fixed a bug that caused some queries to not report an error when interrupted (#4762)
- Added a new
"_debug_recommit"
recovery option toemergency_repair
(#4720) - Made error reporting in the Python driver compatible with
celery
andnose
(#4764) - Changed the handling of outdated indexes from RethinkDB 1.13 during an import to no
longer terminate the server (#4766)
Performance improvements
- Improved the latency when reading from a system table in
r.db('rethinkdb')
while the
server is under load (#4773) - Improved the parallelism of JSON encoding on the server to utilize multiple CPU cores
- Refactored JSON decoding in the Python driver to allow the use of custom JSON parsers
and to speed up pseudo type conversion (#4585) - Improved the prefetching logic in the Python driver to increase the throughput of
cursors - Changed the Python driver to use a more efficient data structure to store cursor
results (#4782)
Contributors
Many thanks to external contributors from the RethinkDB community for helping
us ship RethinkDB 2.1.3. In no particular order:
- Adam Grandquist (@grandquista)
- ajose01 (@ajose01)
- Paulius Uza (@pauliusuza)