v0.0.10

v0.0.10: Rename `*.config.yml` → `*.metadata.yml` & more `run` options

v0.0.9: Allow passing arguments to `conductor run`

This turns out to be an essential feature in practice.  This, however,
means that task containers must be generally limited to a single
service.

v0.0.8: git branch support, plugins, secrets, vault, lib repos & more

This is a huge update with tons of new features, and I'm releasing it so
that we can test against real projects that are being converted to
conductor.

You will need to replace `io.fdy.conductor.type` fields on your services
with `$POD.config.yml` files containing a `pod_type` field.

v0.0.7: True multi-pod local development

- Better `conductor new` with a `rails generate`-style engine
- `conductor build`
- `io.fdy.conductor.type: "task"` allows one-shot pods
- `io.fdy.conductor.srcdir` allows custom source mount points
- Support for `networks:`

v0.0.6: Official OS X and musl-libc Linux binaries

With this release, we officially provide binaries for OS X and Linux.
The Linux binaries are statically compiled using musl-libc and
rust-musl-builder.  This means that they should work on any reasonably
modern Linux system, including Alpine Linux, which is commonly used in
Docker containers.

Just download, unzip, and copy the binary to wherever you want it.

Alternatively, you can always install using `cargo install conductor`,
as described in the README.

v0.0.5

v0.0.5: `conductor new` subcommand (and maybe Mac binaries)