ADB 7 releases

The output of the EXPLAIN command in JSON mode has been fixed to provide more accurate query execution details

GPDB compilation will now fail if compiler warnings occur, improving build quality

Implemented error reporting for invalid operations involving CTE in the SELECT INTO statements

Interruption of LDAP requests by signals will no longer be treated as an authentication error, enhancing stability

Official support for Ubuntu 22.04 on x86-64 platform has been added

The query analysis logic has been moved to the PostgreSQL core, improving performance and integration

Simplified the dbid detection logic to improve the reliability of the pg_rewind command

Optimized the row counting mechanism in replicated tables for DML operations

Updated the data distribution logic to ensure proper handling of combined hash specifications

Python 3.11 is now supported, enhancing container operations

Updated the CTE processing mechanism to always materialize data if it is used outside of SELECT

Incorporated the latest timezone data updates for more accurate time zone management

Updated JIT support to enhance query performance in GPDB

Added documentation for running JIT tests and updated LLVM support to the latest versions

Fixed Dockerfile for proper execution of the GPDB 7 test suite and added support for Java 11

Resolved resource leaks during errors while executing the COPY TO/FROM PROGRAM commands

Addressed compilation warnings to improve compatibility with modern compilers

Corrected an issue that occurred when switching the access method to columnar for tables

Resolved an issue that caused a segmentation fault when calculating compression ratios for AO tables

Resolved an issue where temporary schemas were not properly cleaned up after segment failures

Addressed errors related to incorrect row access during the analysis of AOCO tables

The gpstop -u command logic has been updated to ensure that GUC parameters are properly applied on segments