v2.0.0
- BREAKING CHANGE: Minimum supported Node version is 6.9.5, the same as the underlying
Snowflake SDK. - Update to
snowflake-sdk
1.3.0 - Update dev dependencies to latest versions
- Move the repository from Bitbucket to GitHub
- Support the new
ocspFailOpen
configuration option — thank you @thoean (Markus Thurner) - Bugfix for
getStatementId
- thank you @jasonstitt (Jason Stitt)
The biggest change is to support the ocspFailOpen
option in the underlying Snowflake SDK driver.
This setting is enabled by default. if OCSP verification fails due to an invalid response from the certificate authority, the connection will still be established. (If OCSP verification shows that the certificate is revoked, the connection will be dropped.)
This prevents connection failures that previously happened when an OCSP provider had an outage. The earlier workaround was to set the insecureConnect
option. That is deprecated and will be ignored. The new defaults accomplish the same thing in a more secure manner.
For more information, see: https://www.snowflake.com/blog/changes-to-how-snowflake-handles-ocsp/