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An open-source time-series SQL database optimized for fast ingest and complex queries. Packaged as a PostgreSQL extension.

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Timescaledb 2.1.1

Timescaledb: 2.1.1 Release

Release date:

March 29, 2021

Previous version:

2.1.0 (released February 22, 2021)

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Contributors:

8 total committers

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Commits:

28 Features Released with 2.1.1

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Release Notes Published

This maintenance release contains bugfixes since the 2.1.0 release. We deem it high priority for upgrading.

The bug fixes in this release address issues with CREATE INDEX and UPSERT for hypertables, custom jobs, and gapfill queries.

This release marks TimescaleDB as a trusted extension in PG13, so that superuser privileges are not required anymore to install the extension.

Minor features * #2998 Mark timescaledb as trusted extension

Bugfixes * #2948 Fix off by 4 error in histogram deserialize * #2974 Fix index creation for hypertables with dropped columns * #2990 Fix segfault in job_config_check for cagg * #2987 Fix crash due to txns in emit_log_hook_callback * #3042 Commit end transaction for CREATE INDEX * #3053 Fix gapfill/hashagg planner interaction * #3059 Fix UPSERT on hypertables with columns with defaults

Thanks * @eloyekunle and @kitwestneat for reporting an issue with UPSERT * @jocrau for reporting an issue with index creation * @kev009 for fixing a compilation issue * @majozv and @pehlert for reporting an issue with time_bucket_gapfill

The music for this release was David Bowie's Let's Dance.