Trinity Bellwoods

• Implemented .scan
• Dates and times use .zone if available
• Fixed behaviour of nullified attributes handled with a default (nullification will effectively return the attribute to its default value)
• Implemented .handled_attributes, to examine the handled value of all attributes
• Batch inserts and deletes now automatically split over multiple calls when necessary
• Various bugfixes
• Tested compatibility with aws-sdk 3
• Tested compatibility with ActiveModel 4/ 5
• Now depends on aws-sdk-dynamodb ~> 1 rather than the entire aws-sdk

Corner Place

Added skip_timestamps option to batch saving method ( #import )

Hothouse

New features!

• before_save and after_save callbacks
• Added limit and reversal functionality to .query
• .batch_delete
• .find_or_nil, for when you aren't sure whether your item will exist
• Added support for sets
• Reworked :handle's interface for arrays and sets. Preserved support for the old interface.
• .add_to is now available if you need to update your enumerables in a more atomic way.

Wellington

• Added .query support for querying on range keys
• Added the _was attribute suffix method for quickly getting previous values
• Added .import for saving multiple records at once
• Various bug fixes and symmetrization of methods
• Modularized the code for readability and maintenance
• Hit that shiny 4.0 code climate GPA

Church

Dynamini now supports DynamoDB tables configured with range keys and extends activerecord's find methods to accept range_key as an argument.

Richmond

• Dynamini now supports atomic counters using the increment! method.
• Data is no longer automatically converted to strings when storing to attributes - this allows you to save non-string values directly
• Various readability fixes
• More methods accept skip_timestamps: true as an option
• Automatic array support
• Refactored :handle to remove unnecessary string conversion steps

Adelaide

First official release! Thanks for using this gem.