1.7 changelog

Removed master branch and made 1.7 the default which will hold the long run stable 1.7 driver release (the same applies to downstream - gobolt and seabolt).
Renamed seabolt wrapper from neo4j-go-connector to gobolt (accessible at https://github.com/neo4j-drivers/gobolt)
Changed the package structure of the driver as per packaging guidelines and moved top level code into neo4j folder which can now be imported from github.com/neo4j/neo4j-go-driver/neo4j
Made the logger provided to the driver through neo4j.Config to be used across the whole stack (now you can get more useful log entries from seabolt - especially when DEBUG log level is enabled)
Added support for bolt+routing scheme to work against causal cluster deployments, yay! (all you need to do is to point your URL to bolt+routing://<hostname>:<port> where <hostname>:<port> pair points to one of the core servers in the cluster)
Added support for specifying custom neo4j.ServerAddressResolver through neo4j.Config that can map <hostname>:<port> pair provided as part of the driver URL to multiple entries (i.e to provide all core server addresses) - so that all those mapped entries are tried in turn until routing table is fetched
Renamed spatial type constructor function neo4j.NewPoint to neo4j.NewPoint2D for consistency
Enabled SNI extension on TLS sessions

Added support for all temporal and spatial types that were introduced by Bolt version 2 (introduced as part of server release 3.4)
Added support for returning Path types as return values

Fixed an issue where node and relationship values returned from a query was not accessible through driver

The first release of the Neo4j Official Go Driver. It only includes support for Bolt V1 (which means you cannot use temporal / spatial types introduced with Neo4j database 3.4 version) and works only on direct mode (no clustering support)

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