xcat-core/xCAT-OpenStack/chef-cookbooks/grizzly-xcat/cookbooks/jdatabase/CHANGELOG.md

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## v1.3.12:
* [COOK-850] - `postgresql_database_user` doesn't have example
## v1.3.10:
* [COOK-2117] - undefined variable `grant_statement` in mysql user
provider
## v1.3.8:
* [COOK-1896] - Escape command
* [COOK-2047] - Chef::Provider::Database::MysqlUser action :grant
improperly quotes `username`@`host` string
* [COOK-2060] - Mysql::Error: Table '*.*' doesn't exist when privileges
include SELECT and database/table attributes are nil
* [COOK-2062] - Remove backticks from database name when using wildcard
## v1.3.6:
* [COOK-1688] - fix typo in readme and add amazon linux to supported
platforms
## v1.3.4:
* [COOK-1561] - depend on mysql 1.3.0+ explicitly
* depend on postgresql 1.0.0 explicitly
## v1.3.2:
* Update the version for release (oops)
## v1.3.0:
* [COOK-932] - Add mysql recipe to conveniently include mysql::ruby
* [COOK-1228] - database resource should be able to execute scripts on disk
* [COOK-1291] - make the snapshot retention policy less confusing
* [COOK-1401] - Allow to specify the collation of new databases
* [COOK-1534] - Add postgresql recipe to conveniently include postgresql::ruby
## v1.2.0:
* [COOK-970] - workaround for disk [re]naming on ubuntu 11.04+
* [COOK-1085] - check RUBY_VERSION and act accordingly for role
* [COOK-749] - localhost should be a string in snapshot recipe
## v1.1.4:
* [COOK-1062] - Databases: Postgres exists should close connection
## v1.1.2:
* [COOK-975] - Change arg='DEFAULT' to arg=nil, :default => 'DEFAULT'
* [COOK-964] - Add parentheses around connection hash in example
## v1.1.0
* [COOK-716] - providers for PostgreSQL
## v1.0.0
* [COOK-683] - added `database` and `database_user` resources
* [COOK-684] - MySQL providers
* [COOK-685] - SQL Server providers
* refactored - `database::master` and `database::snapshot` recipes to leverage new resources
## v0.99.1
* Use Chef 0.10's `node.chef_environment` instead of `node['app_environment']`.