2.0.0-beta1

Major break from alpha1 (and the previous 1.x series) in that the generated
class names are significantly renamed.

In particular, the mapper class no longer has a "Mapper" suffix on it. This
helps it to act as a "base prefix" for IDE completion, which is now greatly
enhanced by the automatic addition of @method docblocks on the generated classes
to indicate type-specific returns.

If you have generated classes with the alpha1 release, you will need to re-
generate them and change your class references.

2.0.0-alpha1

First alpha release.

1.1.0

This release adds IDE autocompletion of column names on Record objects via
docblock @property annotations.

• The --full option now generates a Fields class with @property
  annotations describing the underlying table columns; it extends the base
  Atlas Record class.

• The Record class generated by --full now extends the Fields class,
  instead of directly extending the base Atlas Record class directly.

Pre-existing generated Record classes will continue to work as before, but
they will not have the IDE autocompletion support provided by the new interveing
Fields class. To add that support, regenerate the skeleton with --full, then
search for extends Record and replace it with extends Fields (which will
already be in the same namespace). You may also remove the now-unnecessary
use Atlas\Orm\Mapper\Record; statement.

1.0.1

Hygiene release to update the README.

1.0.0

CHANGELOG

1.0.0

First stable release.

0.4.0-alpha

Add support for default connection in Skeleton, and updates to instructions.

0.3.0-alpha

Synchronizing update for Atlas.Orm 0.3.0-alpha.

0.2.0-alpha

The atlas-skeleton tool now retains the Table primary-key information as an array of column names, instead of as a string. This is a preliminary move toward supporting composite primary keys.

It also now creates a "Row.php" file when you specify --full. This allows for custom Row-level overrides.

Initial release

Initial release. Breaking changes are guaranteed, but it's stable enough to play with.