Version 3.0.2

• Guarantee that EasyDB::row() always returns an array instead of throwing a TypeError when encountering null. See also: #144.

Version 3.0.1

• #143:
  Don't assume the array passed to insertMany() is indexed at 0.
• Fixed the type declaration of the $duplicates_mode parameter to be nullable in buildInsertQueryBoolSafe().

Version 3.0.0

• #141:
  Increased minimum PHP Version to 8.0
  • Lots of code refactoring went into this, including strict-typing with PHP 8's new support for Union Types.
• #142:
  Added support for Psalm Security Analysis

Version 2.12.0

• Migrated from Travis CI to GitHub Actions
• #136:
  Added EasyPlaceholder for calling SQL functions on insert/update queries
• #137:
  Added csv() method to satisfy feature request #100
• Miscellaneous boyscouting

Version 2.11.0

• #120:
  EasyStatement now defaults to WHERE 1 = 1 instead of WHERE 1
  to ensure success with PostgreSQL.
• #122:
  Builds on PHP 7.4 in Travis CI, installs on PHP 8.

Version 2.10.0

• You can now pull the original exception (which may leak credentials via stack trace) from a ConstructorFailed exception by calling the new getRealException() method.
• Added insertIgnore() (Insert a row into the table, ignoring on key collisions)
• Added insertOnDuplicateKeyUpdate() (Insert a row into the table; or if a key collision occurs, doing an update instead)
• #111: EasyStatement: Don't fail with empty IN() statements

Version 2.9.0

• You can now side-step credential leakage in the Factory class
  by calling Factory::fromArray([$dsn, $username, $password, $options])
  instead of Factory::create($dsn, $username, $password, $options).

Version 1.7.0

Congruent with 2.7.0's changes

Changed the behavior of several public APIs to invoke $this->prepare() instead of $this->pdo->prepare(). This might seem subtle, but in actuality, it allows classes that extend EasyDB to implement prepared statement caching.

Seeing as PHP 5 is reaching EOL soon, you want v2.x instead of 1.x, but for legacy software this change can make EasyDB more useful.

Version 2.7.0

Changed the behavior of several public APIs to invoke $this->prepare() instead of $this->pdo->prepare(). This might seem subtle, but in actuality, it allows classes that extend EasyDB to implement prepared statement caching.

See https://github.com/paragonie/easydb-cache for more information

Version 2.6.2

Fixed issues with insert() and booleans. See #84