@@ -87,6 +87,7 @@ Sequelize V4 is a major release and it introduces new features and breaking chan
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@@ -87,6 +87,7 @@ Sequelize V4 is a major release and it introduces new features and breaking chan
-`Model.validate` instance method now runs validation hooks by default. Previously you needed to pass `{ hooks: true }`. You can override this behavior by passing `{ hooks: false }`
-`Model.validate` instance method now runs validation hooks by default. Previously you needed to pass `{ hooks: true }`. You can override this behavior by passing `{ hooks: false }`
- The resulting promise from the `Model.validate` instance method will be rejected when validation fails. It will fulfill when validation succeeds.
- The resulting promise from the `Model.validate` instance method will be rejected when validation fails. It will fulfill when validation succeeds.
- Raw options for where, order and group like `where: { $raw: '..', order: [{ raw: '..' }], group: [{ raw: '..' }] }` have been removed to prevent SQL injection attacks.
- Raw options for where, order and group like `where: { $raw: '..', order: [{ raw: '..' }], group: [{ raw: '..' }] }` have been removed to prevent SQL injection attacks.
-`Sequelize.Utils` is not longer part of the public API, use it at your own risk
### New features
### New features
- Initial version of `sequelize.sync({ alter: true })` has been added and uses `ALTER TABLE` commands to sync tables. [Migrations](http://docs.sequelizejs.com/manual/tutorial/migrations.html) are still preferred and should be used in production.
- Initial version of `sequelize.sync({ alter: true })` has been added and uses `ALTER TABLE` commands to sync tables. [Migrations](http://docs.sequelizejs.com/manual/tutorial/migrations.html) are still preferred and should be used in production.
