0.4.1
-- Changed the privilege management system to apply the current parent's privileges only to new child tables at the time they're created. No longer re-applies privileges to existing child tables. When partition sets grew large, this was causing serious performance problems and was too expensive an operation to run every time a child was created.
-- Dropped apply_grants() function. New child table privileges are now managed by the partition creation functions themselves.
-- Created reapply_privileges() function to reset the privileges of all child tables in a given partition set. Uses the given parent's privileges at the time the function is run. All new grants will be set and all that don't exist will be revoked. Ownership will be updated if it has changed.
-- First round of pgTAP tests.


0.4.0
-- No separate configuration required for setting privileges on child tables anymore. Grants config table has been dropped. Please apply the grants you need to the parent table and they will be set for all children using that. Note that unlike before, privilges that don't exist on the parent will now be revoked from all child tables.
-- create_parent() now enforces that a given parent table be schema qualified. Ensures that a custom search_path doesn't affect the wrong table by accident.
-- Removed enum custom type and replace with check function.
-- Applying of grants is now logged in pg_jobmon so if there's any issues with that step, it's clear where it failed.


0.3.2
-- Allow multiple grant commands for the same partition set in case different roles need different grants. Removed primary key constraint from part_grants table and updated apply_grants function 
-- create_parent() function now ensures that the control column has a not null constraint.
-- Make select-only functions STABLE


0.3.1
-- Added check to dynamic id & time trigger functions to see if target table exists. If it doesn't, insert to parent instead of throwing error. Better than losing data! check_parent() function can monitor for this happening and create_prev_* functions can easily fix it. Thought of having it auto-create the needed partition, but if something is going wrong, that could end up creating a lot of unwanted partitions and be harder to clean up. 


0.3.0
-- Added grants configuration table to propagate permissions to newly created child partitions. Will also apply those permissions to the parent table and all existing child tables whenever a new partition is created. Permissions are only granted, never revoked. See docs for more info.


0.2.0
-- New functions to manage dropping old partitions. Does not actually need to be called directly unless necessary. Use run_maintenance() function.
-- Added ability to run_maintenance() function to manage dropping old tables in addition to managing time-based partitioning.
-- Removed raise notice in run_maintenance and make sure old search path is reset after function finishes running.
-- Lot of documentation updates


0.1.2
-- Added support for quarterly time partitioning (trickier than it first appeared)
-- Fixed bug in run_maintenance() that would give an invalid cast to integer error.
-- Fixed some calls to pg_jobmon that were outside the checks to see if it's actually installed
-- Properly reset search path back to original before partman functions were run if pg_jobmon is being used
-- Changed the default premake to 4 instead of 3. This will cause pg_jobmon's default monitoring for 3 consecutive failing jobs to trigger an before the last premade partition is used up.
-- Added optional jobmon logging to run_maintenance() so that if it fails, pg_jobmon can notify that maintenance didn't work.


0.1.1
-- Only re-create partition functions if a new partition is made.