Before loading your database models in this new release, please, make sure to have a backup of them all and follow the steps presented by the model fix tool to patch the documents' structure.
Models created in older releases will certainly fail to load due to incompatibilities because some attributes in the XML code don't exist anymore or have changed during the development of 0.9.4. So, if you were reading the release notes and blog posts you will have no surprise but if you are in the team that skips unstable versions waiting for stable ones, I'm sure that you'll see how the tool evolved since December 2020!ĪTTENTION: the database model file structure has changed since the last stable 0.9.3. Now, let's focus on what 0.9.4 brings! In this post, I reunited all the key features described in previous publications to give the users an idea of how this version has changed compared to 0.9.3. So I have a bunch of ideas to put into practice for the next pgModeler generation, and I hope I can make them a reality very soon. Today, the series 0.9.x reached out its end-of-life as I will start working on pgModeler 1.0 next year. This last pgModeler launching of 2021 is really special for me! It closes an important chapter in the development of this project and starts another one even more meaningful. This, for sure, was the most complicated one for me! A lot of things happened and I almost postponed pgModeler 0.9.4 to 2022, but I gathered all my energies to finish it before the end of this year, and I made it! Thanks to a lot of special people, from my wife and friends to those who I even don't know but take a bit of their time to send me kind messages that only made me keep working to deliver a new pgModeler version.
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