Changed

• [BC] Updated to Dogma v0.19.0.

Added

This release updates projectionkit for compatibility with Dogma v0.18.0.

• [BC] Added boltprojection.MessageHandler.Reset() and NoResetBehavior.
• [BC] Added dynamoprojection.MessageHandler.Reset() and NoResetBehavior.
• [BC] Added sqlprojection.MessageHandler.Reset() and NoResetBehavior.

Changed

• [BC] Changed indices used by dynamoprojection to allow efficient querying of all checkpoint offsets for a specific projection. The new index structure is not compatible with the table definition from prior versions, existing projections must be rebuilt.

Changed

• [BC] Updated to Dogma v0.16.0.
• [BC] Added Driver parameter to sqlprojection.New() and removed Option parameters.
• [BC] Added Driver parameter to sqlprojection.NewResourceRepository() and removed Option parameters.
• [BC] boltprojection.New() no longer accepts a nil database.
• [BC] dynamoprojection.New() no longer accepts a nil client.
• [BC] sqlprojection.New() no longer accepts a nil database

Removed

• [BC] Removed sqlprojection.CreateSchema() and DropSchema(), use the corresponding Driver method instead.
• [BC] Removed sqlprojection.SelectDriver().
• [BC] Removed sqlprojection.BuiltInDrivers(), WithDriver(), WithCandidateDrivers() and sqlprojection.Option.
• [BC] Removed sqlprojection.Driver.IsCompatibleWith().
• [BC] Removed fixtures packages.

Changed

• Bumped minimum Go version to 1.23.
• Bumped Dogma to v0.14.3.

Changed

• Bumped Dogma to v0.14.0.

Added

• Added support for Disable() method in dogmatiq/dogma v0.13.1.

Added

• Added experimental memoryprojection package.

Changed

• Updated tests to use Dogma v0.13.0.

Changed

• [BC] Changed resource.RepositoryAware.ResourceRepository() to accept a context.Context

Fixed

• Fixed issue where sqlprojection.Options related to driver selection were ignored
• Fixed issue with SQL driver auto-selection that prevent a database connection from being returned to the pool

This release updates the projectionkit implementation to adhere to Dogma v0.12.0 interfaces.