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1.4.0.2 / 2012-06-20

  • Bookkeeping release that fixes install in scenarios where the RubyGem indicated it had a runtime dependency on hoe. Thanks to Michael Grosser (github.com/grosser) for the inspiration.
  • Marked all files as UTF-8.

1.4.0.1 / 2007-10-01

  • Fixed a simple bug with the transaction method handling.

1.4.0 / 2007-02-03

  • Adding a post-rewind hook (_post_transaction_rewind) so that complex graph objects can correct themselves after rewinding. See the documentation for rewind_transaction and tests/tc_broken_graph.rb for more information.
  • Removed all warnings.
  • Deprecated the transaction method.
  • Various administrative changes:
    • Converted to a hoe-driven project.
    • Made the gem and .tar.gz files idempotent.
    • Cleaned up the code a little further.
    • Changed non-gem installer to setup.rb version 3.4.1.

1.3.1

  • Explicitly clearing the transaction checkpoint on objects when the last open transaction is committed or aborted.
  • Fixed up behaviour to remove a lot of respond_to? calls.

1.3.0

  • Updated to fix a lot of warnings.
  • Added a per-transaction-object list of excluded instance variables.
  • Moved Transaction::simple::ThreadSafe to transaction/simple/threadsafe.
  • Added transaction groups. Transaction groups are wrapper objects to allow the coordination of transactions with a group of objects. There are both normal and threadsafe versions of transaction groups.
  • Fixed a long-standing problem where instance variables that were added to an object after a transaction was started would remain.
  • Reorganised unit tests.

1.2.0

1.1.1

  • Cleaned up some documentation.

1.1

  • Added Transaction::Simple::ThreadSafe for truly atomic and thread-safe transactions.
  • Fixed the description of Transaction::Simple to note that it is not atomic because it is not implicitly thread-safe.
  • Added support for named transactions. Named transactions can be used to make checkpoints that can be committed, aborted, or rewound without explicitly committing, aborting, or rewinding the intervening transactions.

1.0

  • Created. Initial release.

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