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Package gocql implements a fast and robust Cassandra client for Go

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README.md	2024-09-30	356 Bytes	0
v1.7.0 source code.tar.gz	2024-09-30	251.7 kB	0
v1.7.0 source code.zip	2024-09-30	342.4 kB	0
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Changed

Update DRIVER_NAME parameter in STARTUP messages to a different value intended to clearly identify this driver as an ASF driver. This should clearly distinguish this release (and future gocql-cassandra-driver releases) from prior versions. (#1824)
Supported Go versions updated to 1.23 and 1.22 to conform to gocql's sunset model. (#1825)

Source: README.md, updated 2024-09-30

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