Releases: skx/puppet-summary
release-1.11
release-1.11
This release features a couple of minor changes, kindly contributed by other developers:
No other changes compared to previous releases, other than an update to dependencies and a minor linting fixup detected by a newer release of staticcheck
release-1.10
release-1.10
This release updates the search-results page, to allow sorting any/all results which are returned.
Reported in #79, and resolved in #80.
This is probably the last release I'll make for the foreseeable future; I no longer have a working puppet-environment to develop and test-against. Without more contributions this will become an archived repository - and that's OK, it does the job, there are no significant failings.
release-1.9
release-1.8
release-1.8
This release contains a couple of smaller fixes to the environment-support which was introduced in the previous release as reported in #72. The artificial cap of 50 reports per-node was removed, as reported in #74.
Thanks to @corporate-gadfly for the bug-reports, and @plazonic for their work in updating the environment support.
release-1-7
release-1.6
release-1.6
This release is being made primarily to serve resources from within the binary, and to work behing a custom path:
- We also support being served from a custom prefix, as per #60
- Contributed by @wetnun.
- Don't depend upon external resources #67
- Fixed in #68.
There were some linter/CI changes but they were relatively minor.
release-1.5
This release is being made solely to transition the testing and release process from TravisCI to github actions:
- github-action-tester
- Used to run tests.
- github-action-publish-binaries
- Used to make releases.
release-1.4
This release contains a single bugfix, which was contributed by @attilasol, to resolve a problem reaping old entries.
- Pruning/auto-pruning not working due to locked database - #55.
release-1.3.1
This release is a bugfix-release which corrects the handling of sorting of the summary-views by date/time.
We'd previously been trying to sort dates, literally. Now we include the seconds-past-epoch as the sort-key for date/time fields, which means they sort correctly.
release-1.3
This release adds the ability to sort the columns in our various tables, as presented in the main tabs of the web-based user-interface.
This was, quickly, implemented via a user-suggestion in #53.