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3.1.9 (2023-03-23)
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- can now send output to stdout instead of directory wuth `-o stdout`
- can now force the namespace on a Helm chart
- upgraded to quay.orus.io/cloudcrane/golang:1.20.2-bullseye
- upgraded golangci-lint to 1.51.2
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- fix a bug in the hydrate function that caused expressions with multiple
variables in the same line to fail to render properly. Exemple:
<[image]>:<[tag]> failed to render with a cryptic error
3.1.7 (2022-11-25)
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- fix a nasty bug in the hydate function that caused some documents containing
comment lines composed of multiple dashes to be improperly interpreted as
multiple yaml docs. This cause a wrong ouput. You should upgrade to this
release to avoid encountering this issue.
3.1.6 (2022-11-05)
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- skipped 3.1.5 because it was on golang 1.19.2 and contained a vulnerability
upgraded to golang 1.19.3. See https://pkg.go.dev/vuln/GO-2022-1095 for more
info.
- multiple inherit support for beaver files
- can now disable a chart
- support to rename a chart in the beaver definition with the `name` key
allowing to use `-` in produced names
- hydrate function now allows for non string variables in beaver variables
- move to go1.19+ to fix some CVEs
- added govulncheck to our ci toolchain
WARNING: this version does not change anything functionally BUT the output is
now always "properly" indented (as per our yaml lib) and this may change your
output even if no source is changed on your side. We greatly advise to run a
beaver build on your beaver project with NO other change than the beaver
version and review the results.
- tooling now has a `task vulncheck` which tries and find golang vulnerabilities
for our project
- updated yaml dependency to gopkg.in/yaml.v3 after discovering vulnerabilities
in the yaml.v2 lib we used
3.1.3 (2022-09-14)
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- dry run: fix a nil pointer exception due to the dry run returning nil
as an openfile