- Usage examples can now be passed as arrays too. (#62)
This is a backwards-compatible release.
- Support for Rails 5. (#63)
This is a bug fix release due to Cog 1.0.0.beta2. It is backwards-compatible with previous Cog versions, but you'll get proper error reporting in Capistrano if you upgrade to Cog 1.0.0.beta2.
- capistrano: Fix error handling with Cog 1.0.0.beta2 (98bc5a5)
This release fixes a regression introduced in 0.5.0
- Revert back to the old behavior in Capistrano tasks: we still have
to provide
:cogy_endpoint
in them. (9f5bfb4)
- The
COGY_BACKEND
env. variable is now shipped from Cogy, so you don't have to set it in the Relays anymore (#37). This has the side-effect ofCogy.cogy_endpoint
configuration being required if you use the Capistrano tasks, since they use it instead of the old, Capistrano-specific setting.
This release requires the cogy-bundle to be at version 0.4.0 or later.
- The 'user' parameter no longer exists in the incoming request path (#60)
This release requires the cogy-bundle to be at version 0.3.0 or later.
- The incoming request from the Relay is now a POST (#25)
- The complete Relay environment is now available as-is using the
env
helper inside commands (#26)
- Capistrano 2 task is no longer hooked automatically (65353)
- Add Capistrano 2 & 3 integration (#13)
- Add support for defining Cog Templates (#3)
- Add support for returning JSON to Cog (#3)
- Arguments can also be accessed by their names (#53)
- Bundle-related configuration is now grouped together (#41)
- Cog arguments are now ordered properly (8a550)