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E.1. Release 19 # E.1.1. Overview E.1.2. Migration to Version 19 E.1.3. Changes E.1.4. Acknowledgments Release date: 2026-??-??, AS OF 2026-05-14 E.1.1. Overview …

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Motivation / Background This pull request adds support for RETURNING clauses to INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statements in Arel. This is useful to build queries that modify data and return it (or something...