Changelog History
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v4.0.3
September 17, 2020 -
v4.0.2
September 15, 2020 -
v4.0.1
November 19, 2019 -
v4.0.0 Changes
December 18, 2019💥 Breaking Changes
- ✂ Remove Node.js 6.x & Node.js 4.x support.
🔋 Features
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serialize/deserializesupports async functions (122c462). This is a backward compatible change.
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v3.1.0
August 21, 2018 -
v3.0.0 Changes
October 03, 2017👍 The data structure is now normalized across all data stores. Previously there was a difference between how native TTL supporting stores and non TTL supporting stores stored data.
This is a breaking change because if you were previously using Keyv with the Redis or MongoDB adapter, Keyv v3 won't be able to read your data. There are zero API breaking changes though, if you clear your store, Keyv will continue to work with no code changes required.
🐎 Moving forward this breaking change will allow us to add opt in changes to data structures for performance improvements in certain use cases without breaking backwards compatibility.
It also makes it much easier to implement data migration tools for automatically transfering data from one Keyv store to another.
More info on the data structure change here: #29
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v2.0.2
August 17, 2017 -
v2.0.1
August 13, 2017 -
v2.0.0 Changes
August 11, 2017📦 Keyv packages (apart from Keyv itself) are now scoped to the keyv npm organisation.
⚡️ This is a breaking change because the old storage adapters will no longer be auto loaded. Using the official Redis storage adapter as an example, to update [email protected], you would just need to uninstall
keyv-redisand instead install@keyv/redis. Everything will then continue to work as expected. -
v1.0.5
August 10, 2017