v1.0.0

1.0.0

Session Store

New PostgreSQL-backed session persistence — durable server-side sessions using your existing Postgres database.

• Upsert-based save — new and existing sessions handled in a single atomic query via INSERT ... ON CONFLICT DO UPDATE
• Expiration-aware load — expired sessions filtered in the WHERE clause, never returned even if GC hasn't run
• Bulk garbage collection — deletes all expired rows in one query, called probabilistically by middleware
• postgres.session_store() — returns a SessionStore to pass to session.setup()

Thin Driver Layer

Most Postgres-specific logic has moved into the framework. This package is now a thin adapter that plugs pog into the framework's driver-agnostic abstractions.

• Vtable-style query bridge — vtable_query and vtable_exec satisfy the framework's DbPool interface by coercing Dynamic handles and converting generic Value params to pog-specific values
• postgres.start(name) — reads database.toml, finds the named connection, and starts a pool in one call
• postgres.start_cache(pool, name) — wires an existing pool into the framework's CachePool via the database cache backend
• Removed modules — cache/cache, cache/pool, console/*, db/db, db/migrate, and all internal action/command modules now live in the framework

Renames

• Pool → DbPool
• pool_connection module → db

Breaking Changes

• Pool type renamed to DbPool
• pool_connection module renamed to db
• Cache module removed — use postgres.start_cache() which delegates to the framework's CachePool
• postgres_gen, postgres_migrate, and postgres_cache_table commands removed — use the framework's db_gen, migrate, and make_cache_table commands instead
• Config now read from config/*.toml via the framework's unified config system
• start_session replaced by postgres.session_store() — returns a SessionStore for the caller to pass to session.setup()