mongodb 0.2.0

MongoDB driver for PHP

The purpose of this driver is to provide exceptionally thin glue between MongoDB and PHP, implementing only fundamental and performance-critical components necessary to build a fully-functional MongoDB driver.

Windows builds are attached to GitHub releases: https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-php-driver/releases

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License: Apache License

Changes

* PHPC-174: Rename module registration, constants and so on to mongodb
* PHPC-174: Rename phongo to mongodb
* PHPC-174: Use consistent extension names for PHP and HHVM drivers
* PHPC-195: Fix typo and couple of missing incldues
* PHPC-195: Remove mongoc/bson header file workarounds
* Test for PHPC-186
* PHPC-183: Add -Wdeclaration-after-statement to --enable-developers-flags
* PHPC-183: Fix compiler warnings with -Wdeclaration-after-statement
* PHPC-189: Implement Manager->getServers()
* PHPC-188: Populate MongoDB\Driver\Server
* PHPC-24 PHPC-77 PHPC-69 Provide a functioning Server object
* PHPC-106: Comment out var_dump() data for now
* PHPC-106: Enable mongoc SDAM build
* PHPC-106: Connect asynchronouslyish
* PHPC-106: Implement the new poll callback
* PHPC-181: Discard const qualifiers for PHP API
* PHPC-181: Use const for pointer args where applicable
* PHPC-180: Fix limited batch import
* PHPC-180: No need to sleep anything, we get a fresh connection in next test
* PHPC-180: We now load 1024 users
* PHPC-180: We now generate 1024 users, only load the first 100
* PHPC-180: Cache the fixtures
* PHPC-180: Rename constant and pass the cleanup uri explicitly
* PHPC-180: Replace this Orchestration wrapper with significantly simpler code
* PHPC-168: Implement WriteResult::isAcknowledged()
* PHPC-170: Don't set write concern on bulk unnecessarily
* PHPC-177: Include all fields in WriteConcern debug output