pgBadger Files

2013-07-11 - Version 3.5

Last release of the 3.x branch, this is a bug fix release that also adds some
pretty print of Y axis number on graphs and a new graph that groups queries
duration series that was shown as second Y axis on graphs, as well as a new
graph with number of temporary file that was also used as second Y axis.

	- Split temporary files report into two graphs (files size and number
	  of file) to no more used a second Y axis with flotr2 - mouse tracker
	  is not working as expected.
	- Duration series representing the second Y axis in queries graph have
	  been removed and are now drawn in a new "Average queries duration"
	  independant graph.
	- Add pretty print of numbers in Y axis and mouse tracker output with
	  PB, TB, GB, KB, B units, and seconds, microseconds. Number without
	  unit are shown with P, T, M, K suffix for easiest very long number
	  reading.
	- Remove Query type reports when log only contains duration.
	- Fix display of checkpoint hourly report with no entry.
	- Fix count in Query type report.
	- Fix minimal statistics output when nothing was load from log file.
	  Thanks to Herve Werner for the report.
	- Fix several bug in log line parser. Thanks to Den Untevskiy for the
	  report.
	- Fix bug in last parsed storage when log files was not provided in the
	  right order. Thanks to Herve Werner for the report.
	- Fix orphan lines wrongly associated to previous queries instead of
	  temporary file and lock logged statement. Thanks to Den Untevskiy for
	  the report.
	- Fix number of different samples shown in events report.
	- Escape HTML tags on error messages examples. Thanks to Mael Rimbault
	  for the report.
	- Remove some temporary debug informations used with some LOG messages
	  reported as events.
	- Fix several issues with restartpoint and temporary files reports.
	  Thanks to Guillaume Lelarge for the report.
	- Fix issue when an absolute path was given to the incremental file.
	  Thanks to Herve Werner for the report.
	- Remove creation of incremental temp file $tmp_last_parsed when not
	  running in multiprocess mode. Thanks to Herve Werner for the report.