executemany returns the result list now

CHANGES.txt

@@ -2,7 +2,12 @@
 Changes for crate
 =================
 
- - use bulk_args in executemany to increase performance
+ - use bulk_args in executemany to increase performance:
+    With crate server >= 0.42.0 executemany uses bulk_args
+    and returns a list of results.
+    With crate server < 0.42.0 executemany still issues
+    a request for every parameter and doesn't return
+    any results.
 
  - improved docs formatting of field lists
 

docs/client.txt

@@ -57,12 +57,18 @@ To bulk insert data you can use the `executemany` function::
     ...                [('Cloverleaf', '2007-03-11', 'Quasar', 7),
     ...                 ('Old Faithful', '2007-03-11', 'Quasar', 7)])
 
+    [{u'rowcount': 1}, {u'rowcount': 1}]
+
+`executemany` returns a list of results for every parameter. Each result
+contains a rowcount. If an error occures the rowcount is -2 and the result
+may contain an `error_message` depending on the error.
 
 .. note::
 
     If you are using a crate server version older than 0.42.0 the client
     will execute a single sql statement for every parameter in the parameter
-    sequence when you are using executemany. To avoid that overhead you can
+    sequence when you are using executemany. In this case, executemany doesn't
+    return any value. To avoid that overhead you can
     use ``execute`` and make use of multiple rows in the INSERT
     statement and provide a list of arguments with the length of
     ``number of inserted records * number of columns``::

src/crate/client/cursor.py

@@ -77,9 +77,11 @@ def executemany(self, sql, seq_of_parameters):
             "rowcount": sum(row_counts) if row_counts else -1,
             "duration": sum(durations) if durations else -1,
             "rows": [],
-            "cols": self._result.get("cols", [])
+            "cols": self._result.get("cols", []),
+            "results": self._result.get("results")
         }
         self.rows = iter(self._result["rows"])
+        return self._result["results"]
 
     def fetchone(self):
         """

src/crate/client/cursor.txt

@@ -190,6 +190,8 @@ executemany
     >>> cursor = connection.cursor()
 
     >>> cursor.executemany('', (1,2,3))
+    [{'rowcount': 3}, {'rowcount': 2}]
+
     >>> cursor.rowcount
     5
     >>> cursor.duration