* Add tests for query callbacks after connection-level errors
* Ensure callbacks are executed for all queued queries after connection-level errors
Separates socket errors from error messages, sends socket errors to all queries in the queue, marks clients as unusable after socket errors.
This is not very pleasant but should maintain backwards compatibility…?
* Always call `handleError` asynchronously
This doesn’t match the original behaviour of the type errors, but it’s correct.
* Fix return value of `Client.prototype.query` in immediate error cases
* Mark clients with closed connections as unusable consistently
* Add tests for error event when connecting Client
* Ensure the promise and callback versions of Client#connect always have the same behaviour
* Give same error to queued queries as to active query when ending
and do so in the native Client as well.
* Restore original ordering between queued query callbacks and 'end' event
* Work on converting lib to standard
* Finish updating lib
* Finish linting lib
* Format test files
* Add .eslintrc with standard format
* Supply full path to eslint bin
* Move lint command to package.json
* Add eslint as dev dependency
This is a small change and is _kinda_ backwards compatible since the old behavior was to throw an error, but if someone was relying on anything with `.map` working as values it would break them, so it's in a major semver bump.
Clients are not reusable. This changes the client to raise errors whenever you try to reconnect a client that's already been used. They're cheap to create: just instantiate a new one (or use the pool) 😉.
Closes#1352
1. Pass an error to an active query if the client is ended while a query is in progress.
2. actually emit 'end' event on the client when the stream ends
3. do not emit an error from native bindings if lasterror is null
integration tests could now be started in binary mode
some tests are executed in text mode anyway, they are currently not
compatible with binary mode or prepared statements at all
(f.e. multiple statements in one query)
