BloGroonga

2014-05-29

Groonga 4.0.2 has been released

Groonga 4.0.2 has been released!

How to install: Install

Changes

Here are new features in the release:

tokenizer_list and normalizer_list are for improving admin page. They are implemented by @naoa_y. Thanks!

HTTP response is changed on error. In earlier releases, 500 (Internal Server Error) is returned for syntax error in query option value of select command. Since this release, 400 (Bad Request) is returned for the case. Because syntax error is not a server problem. It is a client problem. If your application depends on 500, please fix your application.

Munin plugins support groonga-httpd. You can use them without additional configuration. If they don't work well, please report it at groonga-talk.

This release also includes a fix of a crash bug. If you are using multi column index and has 1 million over records in Groonga or Groonga based software such as Mroonga, you may face the crash bug. If you match the condition, it is recommend that you upgrade Groonga.

Groonga on Heroku

There is a Groonga buildpack. You can use the latest Groonga with the buildpack.

You can use Groonga in your Heroku application with the buildpack. Try the following command:

% heroku create --buildpack https://codon-buildpacks.s3.amazonaws.com/buildpacks/groonga/groonga.tgz

Your Heroku application runs groonga-httpd by default.

Your Heroku application must has groonga/ directory. You put *.grn files into the directory. The buildpack loads the *.grn files on git push heroku master into your Groonga database.

You can also use Rroonga on Heroku with a Rroonga buildpack. See the link for details.

Easy to deploy

There are resources for easy to deploy:

If you deploy Groonga, try them.

Conclusion

See Release 4.0.2 2014/05/29 about detailed changes since 4.0.0.

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