v1.5.3
Pre-releaseCaution
Before running the ./configure
command to build the Cloudberry Database from version 1.5.3 source code files, make sure to execute the following command to install the dependencies. We have refactored the relative module using Python in PR #435. For the latest source code, you can refer to the original guide for building the Cloudberry Database.
yum install -y go
export GOPROXY=https://goproxy.io,direct
📝️ What's Changed
- default build postgres_fdw by @smartyhero in #400
- [cherry-pick] [7X] gpconfig does not escape '$' char by @Ray-Eldath in #403
- feature: Use amflags to support Column-oriented scanning of custom ta… by @gongxun0928 in #407
- Fix: make enough out data buffer when call EVP_DecryptUpdate (#479) by @kongfanshen-0801 in #408
- Add GUC 'gp_random_insert_segments' to control the segments used for random distributed table insertion by @foreyes in #406
- Doc: update the README.md by @tuhaihe in #411
- Doc: update the deploying README.md by @Zhangbaowen-Hashdata in #409
- Fix: pgrx cannot find function after numeric change interface by @jiaqizho in #410
- Implement of Directory table by @wenchaozhang-123 in #390
- Fix directory table ci pipeline problems. by @wenchaozhang-123 in #414
- Disable dump pax tables in pg_dump by @jiaqizho in #412
- Fix copy from directory table. by @wenchaozhang-123 in #416
- Fix visimap consults for unique checks during UPDATEs by @lss602726449 in #423
- Update the googletest module URL by @tuhaihe in #429
- Fix drop directory privilege check. by @wenchaozhang-123 in #425
🙌🏻️ New Contributors
- @kongfanshen-0801 made their first contribution in #408
- @foreyes made their first contribution in #406
🧑🏻💻 Contributors
Thanks to all the contributors to make this release happen: @smartyhero, @Annu149, @Ray-Eldath, @gongxun0928, @kongfanshen-0801, @foreyes, @tuhaihe, @Zhangbaowen-Hashdata, @jiaqizho, @wenchaozhang-123, @lss602726449, @soumyadeep2007, @ashwinstar
Full Changelog: 1.5.2...1.5.3
🧂🧪 Try out Cloudberry Database via building one Docker-based Sandbox, which is tailored to help you gain a basic understanding of Cloudberry Database's capabilities and features a range of materials, including tutorials, sample code, and crash courses.