NHibernate 3.3.3.GA released
Hello. Just a few minutes ago we released NHibernate 3.3.3.GA. You can pick it up from sf.net or install it using the NuGet package manager .
This is a minor release, but in addition to fixing bugs and shortcomings, we have prepared a little tasty. This release was mainly aimed at improving the Linq provider:
* Currently, you cannot add additional criteria to subqueries.
CAUTION :
A complete list of changes can be found here .
You can report bugs found in JIRA . Source code is available on GitHub .
Many thanks to all those who participated in the release of this release.
This is a minor release, but in addition to fixing bugs and shortcomings, we have prepared a little tasty. This release was mainly aimed at improving the Linq provider:
- WCF DataServices support has been improved
- Linq supports the mapping of more standard .NET methods to the functions and procedures of the underlying database. For example, methods
Sin
,Cos
and other trigonometric functions from a classSystem.Math
. - From this release, Linq to NHibernate has finally * limited support for collection projections:
var emplyee = (
from emoloyee in db.Employees
select new
{
EmployeeId = employee.EmployeeId,
OrderIDs = employee.Orders.Select(o => o.OrderId)
}
).ToArray();
* Currently, you cannot add additional criteria to subqueries.
CAUTION :
In versions prior to 3.3.3.CR1, the processing of the methodTake()
contained a logical error: it did not matter where the request for the method was located - it was always processed as if the method call was located at the end. In version 3.3.3, this behavior was fixed - now it isTake()
processed correctly in accordance with its semantics. Therefore, the following queries may produce different results.session.Query
.OrderBy(...).Take(5).Where(...); session.Query
.Where(...).OrderBy(...).Take(5);
In version 3.3.3 and higher, the first query will generate a subquery that will apply a limit on the number of rows before the where clause.
A complete list of changes can be found here .
You can report bugs found in JIRA . Source code is available on GitHub .
Many thanks to all those who participated in the release of this release.