transact-rs/sqlx

SQLx is a Rust database library that provides type-safe database interactions through compile-time checked SQL queries and macros. It supports multiple database backends, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, and MSSQL, with a unified `Any` driver for runtime database selection. The system includes a CLI tool for managing migrations and database schemas, along with comprehensive testing utilities and examples demonstrating various database operations.

This period focused on the major 0.9.0 release, introducing breaking changes to the core API, configuration, and runtime features. The team refactored internal modules, extracted the PostgreSQL driver, and introduced the Any driver for runtime database selection. Additionally, they built out the sqlx-cli tool for offline builds and migrations, while significantly expanding test coverage across all supported database backends.

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This period focused on expanding SQLx's database support by implementing full MySQL and SQLite drivers, alongside significant refactoring of the PostgreSQL and macro-core modules. The work introduced a unified 'Any' driver interface, enhanced type mapping across all backends, and added comprehensive testing infrastructure for each supported database.

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This period focused on enhancing the developer experience through a new sqlx.toml configuration system, which allows fine-grained control over build-time settings, preferred crates, and migration behavior. Concurrently, the library expanded its type system to support PostgreSQL geometric and IP network types, while also adding examples for multi-database setups and SQLite serialization.

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