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This is release 1.1 of the Search API Database Search module, containing several bug fixes and compatibility improvements. Test coverage and robustness was also improved.
Note: If your are using a non-default database (not the database Drupal is running on) for your search server, there may be some serious bugs in this release. Please don't update but wait for version 1.2, and help test in #2147361-7: Use Database::getConnection() instead of setDb() magic!
This is the first stable release of the Search API Database Search module.
It contains two small fixes as well as one larger, architectural change: #2083079: Store single-valued fields in a single, denormalized table. In this issue, Neil Drumm implemented a significant performance improvement for single-valued fields, so this module can be used on drupal.org.
Existing indexes won't be updated, only when you newly add a search index to a database search server you will be able to enjoy the performance boost. No further action is required.
This is the third release candidate for the Search API Database Search project.
If no more issues will be identified for it, a stable release will be created in the next weeks.
There were only two changes introduced since RC 2:
This is the first release candidate for the Search API Database Search module. Compared to the Beta 4 release, numerous bugs were fixed and with the latest version of the Search API, all included test cases finally pass.
This release contains only one change compared to the previous Beta 2 release: some error messages weren't properly escaped, which has now been fixed.
Since this might lead to an XSS vulnerability on your site (depending on the rest of your search setup), it is strongly recommended that you update to this new version.
Contains a basically working backend with some bugs that might preclude its use on some production sites (especially sites in languages with accented characters – see #1144620: Fix character collation problems).