I'm happy to announce the release of diesel-async 0.9. This release changes how diesel-async expects AsyncConnection::transaction calls to be written, moving from using a closure returning a boxed Future to using proper async closures.

Additionally, this release officially moves the GitHub repository from my personal space to the diesel-rs organization. As I'm one of the maintainers of Diesel, this is mostly a symbolic change.

Finally, this release fixes an unsound cast between a #[repr(C)] struct and the underlying memory as a byte slice. This cast could result in accessing the padding bytes in the struct. This vulnerability was discovered by Paolo Barbolini.

Checkout the full announcement post for more details.

I'm happy to answer questions about anything related to the release or Diesel in general.

I'm happy to announce the release of diesel-async 0.7. This release makes diesel-async compatible with the recent Diesel 2.3 release. It also contains an easier way to execute migrations and improved ergonomics for using pipelined queries with the PostgreSQL connection type.

I'm happy to answer questions about this release.

I'm happy to announce the release of Diesel 2.3. This release contains various extensions to the query DSL provided by Diesel and enables using Diesel in web browsers via the wasm32-unknown-unknown target.

Checkout the full release announcements for more details.

As always you can support my work on Diesel by contributing or sponsoring the project.

I would like to use this possibility to thank NLNet Foundation for funding the newly added window function extension.

I'm happy to answer any question that comes up.