Releases: nautilus/gateway
Releases · nautilus/gateway
v0.1.8: Bumped minor dependency versions (#114)
* bumped versions * removed errant log in test * ran go mod tidy
v0.1.7: Support multipart requests (#110)
* Example file service * Parse multipart request * Inject files to values * Finalize upload integration * Add README.md * Add multi upload endpoint * Fix multiple file upload * Add multi upload instructions * Add batch operations instructions * Update branch dependency * Accept empty content-type header * Reorganise request parsing * Add test for positive scenarios * Some negative tests * Convert negative tests to table tests * Drop todo in example's todo * Update dependecy to the main library
v0.1.6
bump graphql version
Release v0.1.5
added missing file extension in windows release executable
Partial response
This release is a small update to the gateway's handling of errors
v0.1.3
updated graphql module (#97)
Updated parser version
Update vektah/gqlparser imports (#96) * updated mod * updated references to vektah parser * updated selection set formatting to use graphql utilitiy * revert local changes * removed unnecessary logging * removed more logs * updated to latest version of graphql package * added tests action * added go binary to path * attempt to address working dir issue in gh action * removed context reference in github action * added missing path in github action test runner * rely on path for goveralls executable * report using third-party action * use built in go cover ; specify path to coverage report * use thirdparty reporter to handle golang coverage report conversion to lcov * fixed syntax error in yaml * removed travis file * added untested action to deploy release * used github action for badge * specify master branch in ci check badge
v0.1.1: Task/sync with splunk fork (#94)
This update includes the following features:
- Operation names are included in backing services
- Certain locations can be priortized over the others (useful for A/B testing)
- Fixed error code reporting
Note: This update comes thanks to the awesome people over at Splunk! Special shout out to @bk-splunk @bardhi @jbreeden-splunk @edwinmo-splunk
Fixed handling of multiple operations
This release is the first API-breaking change in the pre-release development of nautilus!
This fixes the way the gateway handles multiple operations through the operationName
value in the http payload
Fixed memory leak
This release fixes a memory-leak that was uncovered by a few different users. Thanks again @bk-splunk!