mybatis/mybatis-3

This system is a Java-based object-relational mapping (ORM) framework that maps Java objects to database records. It provides a comprehensive data access layer featuring dynamic SQL generation, flexible result mapping, and efficient cursor-based streaming for large datasets. The framework supports pluggable scripting languages, customizable caching, and modern Java features like generics and lambda expressions, while maintaining backward compatibility with legacy iBatis configurations.

This period focused on modernizing the MyBatis codebase by migrating the entire test suite to JUnit 5 and updating build dependencies to Java 11. The development also involved refactoring core components like the exception hierarchy, caching, and SQL builders to support newer Java features and improve thread safety.

108 changes

This period was dominated by a major architectural refactoring of the dynamic SQL scripting engine to a node-based structure, alongside the introduction of pluggable scripting language support. Concurrently, the project significantly expanded its test coverage across diverse features, including lazy loading, caching, and type handling, while also introducing Log4j 2 support.

75 changes

This period was dominated by the addition of extensive test coverage for MyBatis features, including the new Cursor interface, constructor mapping, and various type handlers. The work also involved updating the Maven wrapper and adding integration tests using Testcontainers for multiple database systems.

72 changes

This period was dominated by the addition of extensive unit and integration tests across various MyBatis components, including reflection, transaction handling, and type resolution. The work also included updating Maven build configurations and XML schemas to support new features and improve validation.

29 changes

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