Releases: gruntwork-io/go-commons
Releases · gruntwork-io/go-commons
v0.13.3
Description
- Added a new function
collections.KeyValueStringSliceAsMap which can be used to work with a slice of key=value pairs.
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v0.13.2
Description
- Fixed bug in
github package where json unmarshalling was improperly implemented.
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v0.13.1
Description
- Introduced a new package
github that will contain helper routines for interacting with GitHub. For the first release, this package exposes a new high level function for getting an installation token for a GitHub App so you can use it to auth to the API.
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v0.13.0
Description
- Updated underlying dependency versions to latest. As a part of this, the minimum supported version of go has been updated to
1.17.
Migration guide
go-commons no longer supports any go version under 1.17. If you need to use go-commons going forward, you will need to update to at least go version 1.17 in your project.
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v0.12.5
Modules affected
Description
- Added
KeyValueStringSlice and KeyValueStringSliceWithFormat functions to convert a map into a string slice using the default or specified format.
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#65
v0.12.4
Modules affected
Description
- Added
OpenURL function to provide a cross-platform means of opening an arbitrary URL in the user's browser from within a Golang program.
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#64
v0.12.3
Modules affected
Description
- Added
ConfigureCacheCredentialsHelper and StoreCacheCredentials functions to give CLI tools more control over the credential caching behavior of git, allowing you to have mixed credentials for accessing different repos.
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#61
v0.12.2
Modules affected
Description
- Added
ScanLocks function to support functionality reporting on all currently held locks.
v0.12.1
Modules affected
Description
- Added the ability to provide an AWS Session directly to the
lock functions to customize auth behavior of the SDK.
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#58
v0.12.0
Modules affected
git [BACKWARD INCOMPATIBLE]
Description
- Updated all
git functions to accept a logrus.Logger object. This allows you to customize the logging options of the function (including suppressing the log entries with io.Discard).
Migration guide
The functions in the git module has been updated to require a logrus.Logger object to be passed in to use as the logger for the git commands. You can pass in nil for the new arg to retain the old behavior.
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#57
