Release notes from vessel

Ubuntu 20.04

2020-10-15T15:09:18Z

NOTE: This is a major version release with potentially breaking changes.

After upgrading, you'll need to rebuild your app image. Follow step 4 "Rebuild Containers" in the upgrade guide.

2020-01-13T13:44:25Z

2019-09-17T19:42:55Z

2019-02-19T13:08:42Z

2019-01-07T14:37:56Z

🔥➡️➡️➡️ THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE ⬅️⬅️⬅️🔥.

After upgrading, you'll need to rebuild your app image. Follow step 4 "Rebuild Containers" in the upgrade guide.

2018-10-16T16:46:35Z

Merged in PR #88 to resolve an issue of PPA:ondrej/php linking "naked" package names (un-versioned ones) to php 7.3 instead of 7.2.
Merged in PR #78 to update the issues template for MacOS Mojave

2018-09-14T01:41:02Z

Don't explicitly define a docker-compose.yml file, to allow default docker-compose.override.yml to be used (compose version 3 feature) via #81
Make the dump command a little cleaner by using MySQL environment variables to avoid Warnings when running a dump via #68
Added a php command shortcut: ./vessel php -r "echo 'hello world';"
Added checks to see if env vars existed in the .env file before attempted a find/replace against them via #61
Increased PHP max upload size via #59
Added new commands via #60
- ./vessel php ... - execute arbitrary php commands in the container
- ./vessel node ... - execute node inside the container (previously only npm, yarn had a command)
- ./vessel ssh [app|mysql] - executes "bash" inside the container (note: it's not actually SSH)
- ./vessel mysql - log into the mysql database and set the current database to the one set by env vars (so you won't need to run use some_db in the mysql shell)

2018-03-02T13:11:13Z

I fail at Git, I guess.

2018-02-19T13:47:24Z

🔥➡️➡️➡️ THIS IS A BREAKING CHANGE ⬅️⬅️⬅️🔥.

After upgrading, you'll need to rebuild your app image. Follow step 4 "Rebuild Containers" in the upgrade guide.

2017-11-23T14:38:16Z

#26: Windows Support
- This looks to be a non-breaking change! 🎉
Put the project under the MIT license
If composer is not found, fall back to a pre-built container that has composer, which then works as documented for those who don't already have PHP7/Composer installed
Changed the .env.vessel file name to .env.bak.vessel to make it more obvious that it's just a backup file (since Vessel makes changes to the .env file)