Releases: dunglas/mercure
v0.17.1
helm-chart-0.17.1
A Helm chart to install a Mercure Hub in a Kubernetes cluster. Mercure is a protocol to push data updates to web browsers and other HTTP clients in a convenient, fast, reliable and battery-efficient way.
v0.17.0
What's Changed
- feat: support ECDSA and Ed25519 JWT public keys by @erkia in #949
- feat!: use Caddy modules for transports by @dunglas in #939
- perf!: use topic selector store in subscriber by @dunglas in #944
- feat: build deb, rpm and apk packages by @erseco in #973
- feat(helm): add support for metrics in chart by @coibib in #924
- feat(helm): make nodePort configurable for NodePort service type by @bebehei in #962
- fix(helm): support autoscaling/v2 by @xip-niekneuij in #967
- docs: update docker compose healthcheck by @dallegoet in #941
- docs: fix in Traefik Hub example - curl is not installed by @gander in #954
- docs: replace curl with wget in healthcheck example by @damienfern in #955
- docs: recommend using Microsoft's fetch-event-source by @dunglas in #948
- refactor!: simplify filenames, remove dead code and bump deps by @dunglas in #969
- chore: add Docker labels by @dunglas in #936
- chore: bump deps by @dunglas in #960
- chore: various code cleanups by @dunglas in #970
- chore: fix Caddyfile indentation by @dunglas in #978
Upgrade Instructions
The MERCURE_TRANSPORT_URL
environment variable and the transport_url
directive have been deprecated.
Use the new transport
directive instead.
The MERCURE_TRANSPORT_URL
environment variable has been removed from the default Caddyfile
s,
but a backward compatibility layer is provided.
If both the transport
and the deprecated transport_url
are not explicitly set
and the MERCURE_TRANSPORT_URL
environment variable is set, the transport_url
will be automatically populated.
To disable this behavior, unset MERCURE_TRANSPORT_URL
or set it to an empty string.
Before:
transport_url bolt://mercure.db?cleanup_frequency=0.2
After:
transport bolt {
path mercure.db
cleanup_frequency 0.2
}
To configure the transport using an environment variable, append the transport directive
to the MERCURE_EXTRA_DIRECTIVES
environment variable.
To prevent security issues, be sure to not pass credentials such as API tokens or password in MERCURE_EXTRA_DIRECTIVES
(ex: when using transports provided by the paid version such as Redis).
To pass credentials security, create a custom Caddyfile
and use the {env.MY_ENV_VAR}
syntax, which is interpreted at runtime.
New Contributors
- @dallegoet made their first contribution in #941
- @erkia made their first contribution in #949
- @gander made their first contribution in #954
- @damienfern made their first contribution in #955
- @bebehei made their first contribution in #962
- @xip-niekneuij made their first contribution in #967
- @erseco made their first contribution in #973
Full Changelog: v0.16.3...v0.17.0
helm-chart-0.17.0
A Helm chart to install a Mercure Hub in a Kubernetes cluster. Mercure is a protocol to push data updates to web browsers and other HTTP clients in a convenient, fast, reliable and battery-efficient way.
v0.16.3
helm-chart-0.16.3
A Helm chart to install a Mercure Hub in a Kubernetes cluster. Mercure is a protocol to push data updates to web browsers and other HTTP clients in a convenient, fast, reliable and battery-efficient way.
v0.16.2
Changelog
helm-chart-0.16.2
A Helm chart to install a Mercure Hub in a Kubernetes cluster. Mercure is a protocol to push data updates to web browsers and other HTTP clients in a convenient, fast, reliable and battery-efficient way.
v0.16.1
helm-chart-0.16.1
A Helm chart to install a Mercure Hub in a Kubernetes cluster. Mercure is a protocol to push data updates to web browsers and other HTTP clients in a convenient, fast, reliable and battery-efficient way.