CFCouchbase SDK v1.1.0 Released

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Brad Wood January 08, 2015

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Brad Wood

January 08, 2015

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We are pleased to release version 1.1.0 of our CFCouchbase SDK for using Couchbase NoSQL clusters in CFML applications. 1.1.0 is a minor release with bug fixes and enhancements. You can view the release milestone here. Read more about CFCouchbase and download the latest version here:

http://www.ortussolutions.com/products/cfcouchbase

Release Notes - CFCouchbase SDK - Version 1.1.0

Bug

[COUCHBASESDK-20] - pathing issues on samples with cf10 compatibilities
[COUCHBASESDK-21] - inflateTo isObject() is true on acf so it breaks closures support
[COUCHBASESDK-22] - onApplicationStop should be onApplicationEnd
[COUCHBASESDK-24] - Map key and value not returned on reduced views
[COUCHBASESDK-28] - utf8 build compatibilities

Improvement

[COUCHBASESDK-25] - Include sample apps in download.
[COUCHBASESDK-29] - standardize builds with box-repo, docs and apidocs

New Feature

[COUCHBASESDK-16] - Standardize config file to use configure() method
[COUCHBASESDK-30] - Update APIDocs to new DocBox standard

Task

[COUCHBASESDK-13] - Automated builds
[COUCHBASESDK-14] - Build a sample application

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