Download Dolt 1.12.0

- TIMESTAMP and DATETIME columns now honor fractional second precision (FSP), from 0 to 6 decimal places. Previous releases of Dolt ignored FSP for these types and always used 6 decimal places.
The column type DATETIME or TIMESTAMP both now have an implicit FSP of 0 digits (truncated to nearest second), which matches the MySQL behavior.
To get the old default of 6 decimal places of FSP, use the types DATETIME(6) or TIMESTAMP(6).
Existing tables with DATETIME or TIMESTAMP columns are not affected.
They store 6-digit precision times before and after this change.
dolt
- 6532: When checking out a branch, consider it clean if the working set differs from the head only by feature version.
- 6529: add minver tag to YamlServerConfig
- 6526: dolt version only prints the dolt version if there is no dolt database in the directory.
- 6525: Removed Full-Text tables from 'schema show'
- 6518: Support datetime and timestamp precision
go-mysql-server
- 1950: Honor precision for datetime and timestamp, default to 0 (no fractional seconds)
- 1948: Name resolution refactor
- dolthub/go-mysql-server#1927
- dolthub/go-mysql-server#1932
- dolthub/go-mysql-server#1936
- dolthub/go-mysql-server#1939
- dolthub/go-mysql-server#1943
- 1930: leave aliases in projection
- 1907: support joins on using syntax
- ... JOIN ... USING (...)
- ... LEFT JOIN ... USING (...)
- ... RIGHT JOIN ... USING (...)
- ... NATURAL JOIN ...
- ... NATURAL LEFT JOIN ...
- ... NATURAL RIGHT JOIN ...
Closed Issues
- 6524: Dolt checkout fails incorrectly when there are working set changes
- 6503: Dolt datetime defaults to precision 6, mysql defaults to 0
- 6455: nil table RIGHT_JOIN correctness bug
- 6305: XCA Tool shows no records when Dolt is used instead of MySQL