spruce-release Release v1.8.5

Fixes

• Addressed an issue with output ordering when keys had
  a mixture of text and numerics in them. See
  go-yaml/yaml#194 for details

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to @qu1queee for discovering + reporting this, and
@prashantv for the fix!

spruce-release Release v1.8.4

Improvements

• spruce now supports the skip_verify addition to the
  ~/.svtoken file (safe 0.0.28+). That means that if
  you target a vault with safe, and you tell safe to ignore
  certificate errors, spruce will honor those settings.

spruce-release Release v1.8.3

Improvements

• Environment variables can now be lowercase, allowing constructs
  like (( grab $http_proxy )). Fixes #177

• The (( vault )) operator handles paths with colons in them in a way
  that matches how the safe binary operates. Both treat the text after the
  last colon to be the key, and everything prior as the key. For example:

  (( vault "secret/path:to:my:value:key" )) # finds the `key` value inside `secret/path:to:my:value`
  

• Forked our yaml parsers + applied a patch to resove go-yaml/yaml#75

spruce-release Release v1.8.2

Improvements

• Operator argument string literals can now contain \n, \r and
  \t, with the expected results. Notably, this allows multiline
  string pasting, which was impossible in previous versions. (#175)

New Features

• Added the --cherry-pick <yaml.data.path> flag, to allow easier pruning of
  everything except a specific path

  Thanks @HeavyWombat!

Fixes

• The spruce-darwin-amd64 binary attached to the release is now
  macOS Sierra compatible (it was built with golang 1.7.3)

spruce-release Release v1.8.1

Improvements

• Array operators are no longer required to be at zero-index
  of arrays they're defined in. Elements that come prior
  to an array merge operator are processed with the default merge
  behavior.
• Improved error messaging when elements are passed to
  the array delete operator.

Fixes

• The (( static_ips )) operator has better dependency checking
  when elements inside the network definiton's static IP range is
  using a grab, or other operator.
• The (( join )) operator now has dependency checking, so it
  can resolve that its operands are resolved before joining them,
  when working with elements of lists.

Thanks

The entirety of this release has been brought to us by @thomasmmitchell

spruce-release Release v1.8.0

New Features

• Added a (( empty hash/array/string )) operator for emptying out values.
  Traditionally this could be done in the merge phase, by merging null or ~
  on top of the value, and then merging an empty hash/array on top of that.
  Now you can do it in a single swipe. Vroom.

Improvements

• New documentation for all the magical things you can now do with arrays!

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a bug with the (( prune )) operator (#158)

Thanks

Many thanks to @HeavyWombat and @thomasmmitchell for their work on this release!

spruce-release Release v1.7.0

New Features

• Added support for availability zone processing, in the
  static_ips operator. When using BOSH's AZ feature in
  your manifest, you can now do things like
  static_ips: (( static_ips(0, "z2:2", "z1:3") )) to indicate
  which IPs from which AZs you wish to use as static.
• You can delete elements of an array at merge time via
  (( delete "key-name" )) or (( delete 1 )), to delete
  elements with the name value of key-name, or index of 1.

Fixes

• Added some missing examples when manipulating arrays.

Notes

spruce is now updated for golang 1.6 and beyond. The vendored dependencies have been moved into ./vendor,
and a Makefile was added to ease testing/vetting excluding vendored libraries where appropriate.

Thank You!

Special thanks to @swisscom, @HeavyWombat, @JamesClonk, @qu1queee for all their hard work making
this release possible!

spruce-release Release v1.6.0

Improvements

• Error messages from (( param ... )) operators are now
  de-duplicated from (( grab ... )) propagation, leading to more
  clear direction with heavily parameterized BOSH manifests.
  Fixes #129

• Added (( insert ... )) operator to insert array entries at
  a specific position in the target list. The operator behaves
  similar to (( append )) or (( prepend )), but allows to
  specifiy either the desired insertion point by name
  ((( insert after "nats" ))) or by index ((( insert after 4 ))).

• The (( append )), (( prepend )), and (( insert ... ))
  operators are now allowed multiple times in a list. This provides the
  flexibility to append, prepend, or insert elements using only one list:

  list:
  - (( prepend ))
  - The new first entry
  - (( append ))
  - The new last entry
  ``
  
  - Updated godep to use golang vendoring structure, in preparation for
  removal of `Godeps/_workspace` in golang 1.8.

spruce-release Release v1.5.0

New Features

• Added (( file ... )) operator to include file contents as text blocks to
  allow file to be retained in it natural form.
  • Can use literal string or reference as argument
  • Relative to path specified in SPRUCE_FILE_BASE_PATH environment variable,
    or whatever directory spruce is run in if not set.
  • Absolute paths can also be set -- prefix with / to specify.
• Added (( join "," meta.list )) operator to join the values in meta.list with
  the separator listed in the first-argument.

spruce-release Release v1.4.5

Fixes

More fixing of the static binary generation in CI