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| ChangeLog.md (nsq-1.2.0) | : | ChangeLog.md (nsq-1.2.1) |
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| # NSQ Changelog | | # NSQ Changelog |
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| ## Releases | | ## Releases |
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|
| | ### 1.2.1 - 2021-08-15 |
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| | **Upgrading** |
| | |
| | * #1227 - bump dependencies, officially drop `dep` support, drop Go `1.9` suppo |
| | rt |
| | |
| | Features: |
| | |
| | * #1347 - `nsqadmin`: switch to go:embed for static assets |
| | * #1355 / #1364 - arm64 builds (thanks @danbf) |
| | * #1346 - `nsqd`: ability to skip ephemeral topics/channels in statsd output |
| | * #1336 / #1341 / #1343 - `nsqd`: ability to configure auth endpoint path (than |
| | ks @tufanbarisyildirim) |
| | * #1307 - remove `Context` to use stdlib `context` |
| | * #1295 / #1296 - switch to GitHub Actions CI |
| | * #1292 - `nsqd`: minimize allocations on message send (thanks @imxyb) |
| | * #1289 - optimize `uniq` (thanks @donutloop) |
| | * #1230 / #1232 - `nsqd`: ability to omit memory stats from `/stats` (thanks @c |
| | reker) |
| | * #1226 - `nsqd`: only update internal `RDY` count for client when it changes ( |
| | thanks @andyxning) |
| | * #1221 / #1363 - test against more recent versions of Go |
| | * #1209 - `nsqd`: bump `go-diskqueue` (interface change) (thanks @bitpeng) |
| | * #1206 - prefer idiomatic `sort.Ints` over `sort.Sort` (thanks @lelenanam) |
| | * #1197 / #1362 - Dockerfile: update Alpine base image, use /data by default |
| | * #1178 - `nsqd`: configurable queue scan worker pool (thanks @andyxning) |
| | * #1159 - `nsqd`: don't buffer messages when `--mem-queue-size=0` (thanks @bitp |
| | eng) |
| | * #1073 / #1297 - `nsqd`: support separate broadcast ports for TCP and HTTP (th |
| | anks @shyam-king) |
| | |
| | Bugs: |
| | |
| | * #1347 - `nsqadmin`: fix graphite key for ephemeral topics/channels |
| | * #765 / #1195 / #1203 / #1205 - fix build on illumos (thanks @i-sevostyanov) |
| | * #1333 - fix race detector tests on non-bash shells |
| | * #1330 - fix `log_level` support in configuration file (thanks @edoger) |
| | * #1319 / #1331 / #1361 - `nsqd`: handle SIGTERM |
| | * #1287 - `nsqadmin`: fix `--proxy-graphite` support (thanks @fanlix) |
| | * #1270 / #1271 - `nsqlookupd`: fix incorrect error message for HTTP listener ( |
| | thanks @TangDH03) |
| | * #1264 - fix benchmark script |
| | * #1251 / #1314 / #1327 - `nsqd`: fix live lock for high churn ephemeral topic/ |
| | channel reconnections (thanks @slayercat) |
| | * #1237 - Dockerfile: add `nsswitch.conf` to ensure go resolver uses `/etc/host |
| | s` first |
| | * #1217 / #1220 - `nsqd`: improve error message when `--data-path` does not exi |
| | st (thanks @mdh67899) |
| | * #1198 / #1190 / #1262 - synchronize close of all connections on Exit (thanks |
| | @benjsto) |
| | * #1188 / #1189 - `nsqadmin`: fix channel delete, fix source-maps in Firefox (t |
| | hanks @avtrifanov) |
| | * #1186 - `nsqadmin`: fix nodes list with ipv6 addresses (thanks @andyxning) |
| | |
| ### 1.2.0 - 2019-08-26 | | ### 1.2.0 - 2019-08-26 |
| | |
| **Upgrading** | | **Upgrading** |
| | |
| * #1055 - `nsqd`: removed support for old metadata scheme used in v0.3.8 and ea
rlier | | * #1055 - `nsqd`: removed support for old metadata scheme used in v0.3.8 and ea
rlier |
| * you cannot upgrade directly from v0.3.8 to v1.2.0, you must go through v1.0
.0-compat or v1.1.0 | | * you cannot upgrade directly from v0.3.8 to v1.2.0, you must go through v1.0
.0-compat or v1.1.0 |
| * #1115 - manage dependencies with go modules | | * #1115 - manage dependencies with go modules |
| * `dep` support still present for now, but deprecated | | * `dep` support still present for now, but deprecated |
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| Features: | | Features: |
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| NOTE: the bundled utilities are built against [`go-nsq` `v1.0.4`][go-nsq_104] an
d include all of | | NOTE: the bundled utilities are built against [`go-nsq` `v1.0.4`][go-nsq_104] an
d include all of |
| those features/fixes. | | those features/fixes. |
| | |
| [go-nsq_104]: https://github.com/nsqio/go-nsq/releases/tag/v1.0.4 | | [go-nsq_104]: https://github.com/nsqio/go-nsq/releases/tag/v1.0.4 |
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| ### 0.3.2 - 2015-02-08 | | ### 0.3.2 - 2015-02-08 |
| | |
| **Upgrading from 0.3.1**: Binaries contain no backwards incompatible changes how
ever as of this | | **Upgrading from 0.3.1**: Binaries contain no backwards incompatible changes how
ever as of this |
| release we've updated our official Docker images. | | release we've updated our official Docker images. |
| | |
|
| We now provide a single Docker image [`nsqio/nsq`](https://registry.hub.docker.c
om/u/nsqio/nsq/) | | We now provide a single Docker image [`nsqio/nsq`](https://registry.hub.docker.c
om/r/nsqio/nsq/) |
| that includes *all* of the NSQ binaries. We did this for several reasons, primar
ily because the | | that includes *all* of the NSQ binaries. We did this for several reasons, primar
ily because the |
| tagged versions in the previous incarnation were broken (and did not actually pi
n to a version!). | | tagged versions in the previous incarnation were broken (and did not actually pi
n to a version!). |
| The new image is an order of magnitude smaller, weighing in around 70mb. | | The new image is an order of magnitude smaller, weighing in around 70mb. |
| | |
| In addition, the impetus for this quick release is to address a slew of reconnec
t related bug fixes | | In addition, the impetus for this quick release is to address a slew of reconnec
t related bug fixes |
| in the utility apps (`nsq_to_nsq`, `nsq_to_file`, etc.), for details see the [`g
o-nsq` `v1.0.3` | | in the utility apps (`nsq_to_nsq`, `nsq_to_file`, etc.), for details see the [`g
o-nsq` `v1.0.3` |
| release notes](https://github.com/nsqio/go-nsq/releases/tag/v1.0.3). | | release notes](https://github.com/nsqio/go-nsq/releases/tag/v1.0.3). |
| | |
| Features: | | Features: |
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| **Upgrading from 0.2.28**: No backwards incompatible changes. | | **Upgrading from 0.2.28**: No backwards incompatible changes. |
| | |
| This release includes a slew of new features and bug fixes, with contributions f
rom 8 | | This release includes a slew of new features and bug fixes, with contributions f
rom 8 |
| members of the community, thanks! | | members of the community, thanks! |
| | |
| The most important new feature is authentication (the `AUTH` command for `nsqd`)
, added in #356. | | The most important new feature is authentication (the `AUTH` command for `nsqd`)
, added in #356. |
| When `nsqd` is configured with an `--auth-http-address` it will require clients
to send the `AUTH` | | When `nsqd` is configured with an `--auth-http-address` it will require clients
to send the `AUTH` |
| command. The `AUTH` command body is opaque to `nsqd`, it simply passes it along
to the configured | | command. The `AUTH` command body is opaque to `nsqd`, it simply passes it along
to the configured |
| auth daemon which responds with well formed JSON, indicating which topics/channe
ls and properties | | auth daemon which responds with well formed JSON, indicating which topics/channe
ls and properties |
| on those entities are accessible to that client (rejecting the client if it acce
sses anything | | on those entities are accessible to that client (rejecting the client if it acce
sses anything |
|
| prohibited). For more details, see [the spec](http://nsq.io/clients/tcp_protocol | | prohibited). For more details, see [the spec](https://nsq.io/clients/tcp_protoco |
| _spec.html) or [the | | l_spec.html) or [the |
| `nsqd` guide](http://nsq.io/components/nsqd.html#auth). | | `nsqd` guide](https://nsq.io/components/nsqd.html#auth). |
| | |
| Additionally, we've improved performance in a few areas. First, we refactored in
-flight handling in | | Additionally, we've improved performance in a few areas. First, we refactored in
-flight handling in |
| `nsqd` to reduce garbage creation and improve baseline performance 6%. End-to-en
d processing | | `nsqd` to reduce garbage creation and improve baseline performance 6%. End-to-en
d processing |
| latency calculations are also significantly faster, thanks to improvements in th
e | | latency calculations are also significantly faster, thanks to improvements in th
e |
| [`perks`](https://github.com/bmizerany/perks/pulls/7) package. | | [`perks`](https://github.com/bmizerany/perks/pulls/7) package. |
| | |
| HTTP response formats have been improved (removing the redundant response wrappe
r) and cleaning up | | HTTP response formats have been improved (removing the redundant response wrappe
r) and cleaning up |
| some of the endpoint namespaces. This change is backwards compatible. Clients wi
shing to move | | some of the endpoint namespaces. This change is backwards compatible. Clients wi
shing to move |
| towards the new response format can either use the new endpoint names or send th
e following header: | | towards the new response format can either use the new endpoint names or send th
e following header: |
| | |
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| **Upgrading from 0.2.23**: No backwards incompatible changes. However, as you'll
see below, quite a | | **Upgrading from 0.2.23**: No backwards incompatible changes. However, as you'll
see below, quite a |
| few command line flags to the utility apps (`nsq_to_http`, `nsq_to_file`, `nsq_t
o_http`) were | | few command line flags to the utility apps (`nsq_to_http`, `nsq_to_file`, `nsq_t
o_http`) were |
| deprecated and will be removed in the next release. Please use this release to t
ransition over to | | deprecated and will be removed in the next release. Please use this release to t
ransition over to |
| the new ones. | | the new ones. |
| | |
| NOTE: we are now publishing additional binaries built against go1.2 | | NOTE: we are now publishing additional binaries built against go1.2 |
| | |
| The most prominent addition is the tracking of end-to-end message processing per
centiles. This | | The most prominent addition is the tracking of end-to-end message processing per
centiles. This |
| measures the amount of time it's taking from `PUB` to `FIN` per topic/channel. T
he percentiles are | | measures the amount of time it's taking from `PUB` to `FIN` per topic/channel. T
he percentiles are |
| configurable and, because there is *some* overhead in collecting this data, it c
an be turned off | | configurable and, because there is *some* overhead in collecting this data, it c
an be turned off |
|
| entirely. Please see [the section in the docs](http://nsq.io/components/nsqd.htm
l) for | | entirely. Please see [the section in the docs](https://nsq.io/components/nsqd.ht
ml) for |
| implementation details. | | implementation details. |
| | |
| Additionally, the utility apps received comprehensive support for all configurab
le reader options | | Additionally, the utility apps received comprehensive support for all configurab
le reader options |
| (including compression, which was previously missing). This necessitated a bit o
f command line flag | | (including compression, which was previously missing). This necessitated a bit o
f command line flag |
| cleanup, as follows: | | cleanup, as follows: |
| | |
| #### nsq_to_file | | #### nsq_to_file |
| | |
| * deprecated `--gzip-compression` in favor of `--gzip-level` | | * deprecated `--gzip-compression` in favor of `--gzip-level` |
| * deprecated `--verbose` in favor of `--reader-opt=verbose` | | * deprecated `--verbose` in favor of `--reader-opt=verbose` |
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