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Changelog for 0.5.0

The following sections list the changes for 0.5.0.

Summary

  • Chg #19: Use bingo for development tooling
  • Chg #44: Update Go version and dependencies
  • Chg #44: Improvements for automated documentation
  • Chg #21: Drop dariwn/386 release builds
  • Chg #45: Integrate new HTTP service discovery handler
  • Chg #46: Integrate standard web config

Details

  • Change #19: Use bingo for development tooling

    We switched to use bingo for fetching development and build
    tools based on fixed defined versions to reduce the dependencies listed within the regular
    go.mod file within this project.

    #19

  • Change #44: Update Go version and dependencies

    We updated the Go version used to build the binaries within the CI system and beside that in the
    same step we have updated all dependencies ti keep everything up to date.

    #44

  • Change #44: Improvements for automated documentation

    We have added some simple scripts that gets executed by Drone to keep moving documentation
    parts like the available labels or the available environment variables always up to date. No
    need to update the docs related to that manually anymore.

    #44

  • Change #21: Drop dariwn/386 release builds

    We dropped the build of 386 builds on Darwin as this architecture is not supported by current Go
    versions anymore.

    #21

  • Change #45: Integrate new HTTP service discovery handler

    We integrated the new HTTP service discovery which have been introduced by Prometheus
    starting with version 2.28. With this new service discovery you can deploy this service
    whereever you want and you are not tied to the Prometheus filesystem anymore.

    #45

  • Change #46: Integrate standard web config

    We integrated the new web config from the Prometheus toolkit which provides a configuration
    for TLS support and also some basic builtin authentication. For the detailed configuration
    you check out the documentation.

    #46