0.0.11-beta (2017-05-24)

High-level changes

• New first(value, time) and last(value, time) aggregates
• Remove setup_timescaledb() function to streamline setup
• Allow for use cases where restarting the server is not feasible by force loading the library
• Disable time series optimizations on non-hypertables
• Add some default indexes for hypertables if they do not exist
• Add "if not exists" flag for create_hypertable
• Several bug fixes and cleanups

Notable commits

• [8ccc8cc] Add if_not_exists flag to create_hypertable()
• [2bc60c7] Fix time interval field name in hypertable cache entry
• [4638688] Improve GUC handling
• [cedcafc] Remove setup_timescaledb() and fix pg_dump/pg_restore.
• [34ad9a0] Add error when timescaledb library is not preloaded.
• [fc4ddd6] Fix bug with dropping chunks on tables with indexes
• [32215ff] Add default indexes for hypertables
• [b2900f9] Disable query optimization on regular tables (non-hypertables)
• [f227db4] Fixes command tag return for COPY on hypertables.
• [eb32081] Fix Invalid database ID error
• [662be94] Add the first(value, time),last(value, time) aggregates
• [384a8fb] Add regression tests for deleted unit tests
• [31ee92a] Remove unit tests and sql/setup
• [13d3acb] Fix bug with alter table add/drop column if exists
• [f960c24] Fix bug with querying a row as a composite type

0.0.10-beta (2017-05-04)

High-level changes

• New time_bucket functions for doing roll-ups on varied intervals
• Change default partition function (thanks @robin900)
• Variety of bug fixes

Notable commits

• [1c4868d] Add documentation for chunk_time_interval argument
• [55fd2f2] Fixes command tag return for INSERTs on hypertables.
• [c3f930f] Add time_bucket functions
• [b128ac2] Fix bug with INSERT INTO...SELECT
• [e20edf8] Add better error checking for index creation.
• [72f754a] use PostgreSQL's own hash_any function as default partfunc (thanks @robin900)
• [39f4c0f] Remove sample data instructions and point to docs site
• [9015314] Revised the get_general_index_definition function to handle cases where indexes have definitions other than just CREATE INDEX (thanks @bricklen)