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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches Sequelize release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
upgrade risk
Risky changes are separated from normal feature notes so you can scan upgrade impact before changing production dependencies.
migration notes
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This release focuses on a security improvement to validate cast types in JSON where clauses, addressing a specific vulnerability.
Users relying on JSON where clauses in Sequelize are affected by this security fix.
Upgrade to v6.37.8 to mitigate the security vulnerability.
This release focuses on bug fixes and introduces new features, including TypeScript conversion of core query logic and support for the Oracle dialect in Sequelize v7.
Developers using Sequelize with MySQL, DB2, or Oracle dialects may be affected by updates and optimizations.
Update dependencies and test applications for compatibility with the new changes.
This release introduces a new `parameterStyle` feature replacing `bindParam`, along with several bug fixes for subquery join resolution, DB2 module updates, and PostgreSQL/SQLite3 improvements.
Users relying on the `bindParam` option will need to migrate to `parameterStyle`.
Update code to use `parameterStyle` instead of `bindParam`.
This release includes a bug fix for Oracle databases, addressing an issue with `changeColumn` SQL for BLOB types to prevent implicit conversion.
Users utilizing Oracle databases with BLOB columns are affected by this fix.
Upgrade to v6.37.7 if you are using Oracle databases and encountering issues with BLOB column changes.
This release focuses on bug fixes and introduces a few new features, including improvements to SQL utilities and support for counting grouped rows. It also updates dependencies like TypeScript and PostgreSQL.
Developers using Sequelize for SQL query building or grouped row counting will benefit from the new features.
Update to this version to leverage the new SQL utilities and grouped row counting functionality.