Upgrade to v6

Sequelize v6 is the next major release after v4

Breaking Changes

Support for Node 8 and up

Sequelize v6 will only support Node 8 and up

Removed support for operatorAliases

Operator aliases were soft deprecated via the opt-in option operatorAlises in v5 they have been entirely removed.

Please refer to previous changelogs for the migration guide.

Renamed operator symbols

If you have relied on accessing sequelize operators via Symbol.for('gt') etc. you must now prefix them with sequelize.operator eg. Symbol.for('sequelize.operator.gt')

Removed Model.build

Model.build has been acting as proxy for bulkBuild and new Model for a while.

Use Model.bulkBuild or new Model instead.

Removal of CLS

CLS allowed implicit passing of the transaction property to query options inside of a transaction. This feature was removed for 3 reasons.

• It required hooking the promise implementation which is not sustainable for the future of sequelize.
• It's generally unsafe due to it's implicit nature.
• It wasn't always reliable when mixed promise implementations were used.

Check all your usage of the .transaction method and make sure to explicitly pass the transaction object for each subsequent query.

Example

db.transaction(async transaction => {
  const mdl = await myModel.findByPk(1);
  await mdl.update({
    a: 1;
  });
});

should now be:

db.transaction(async transaction => {
  const mdl = await myModel.findByPk(1, { transaction });
  await mdl.update({
    a: 1;
  }, { transaction });
});