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what stackpulse tracks
StackPulse watches TypeORM release notes and keeps the original source link close to every summary.
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TypeORM v1.0 introduces significant changes, including breaking changes, new features, and security fixes. Users upgrading from 0.3.x should follow the provided upgrade guide.
Users upgrading from TypeORM 0.3.x are affected by breaking changes and should follow the upgrade guide.
Review the [v1.0 Upgrade Guide](https://typeorm.io/docs/releases/1.0/upgrading-from-0.3) before upgrading.
This release focuses on bug fixes and improvements, particularly addressing issues with query scoping, join columns, and JSON array handling.
Developers using TypeORM for complex queries or specific database integrations (e.g., MSSQL, CockroachDB) may be affected by these fixes.
Upgrade to version 0.3.30 to benefit from the bug fixes and improvements.
This release includes several bug fixes, security improvements, and new features such as the `returning` option for update/upsert operations and SAP pool timeout support.
Users relying on update/upsert operations or SAP connections may benefit from new features and security improvements.
Upgrade to version 0.3.29 to benefit from new features and security fixes.
This release introduces several new features, including support for `jsonpath` column types in PostgreSQL, entity schema support for trees, and vector column support for MySQL and MariaDB. It also includes dependency updates, bug fixes, and documentation improvements.
Users leveraging PostgreSQL, MySQL, or MariaDB may benefit from new column type support and connection options.
Update dependencies to include the latest security fixes and new features.
This release reverts a fix from 0.3.26 due to a regression and includes performance improvements, new features, and security fixes.
Users affected by the regression introduced in 0.3.26 will benefit from the revert.
Upgrade to 0.3.27 if you experienced issues with the fix in 0.3.26.