v0.9.0

0.9.0 (16JAN18)

• added the ability to add multiple configurations. You can use this to create multiple settings files and build for each setting file another kecpkg. Use kecpkg build --settings <anothersettings.json> to create a new kecpkg in the dist directory. The package-info.json will be recreated based on what is set in the settings and stored inside the kecpkg. Use kecpkg upload --settings <anothersettings.json> to upload this kecpkg to KE-chain. You can now use a cmd or batch script with multiple setting files to create a multitude of kecpkgs and automatically upload (and even replace) them in a KE-chain project.
• added --update and --no-update flags to kecpkg build. The package-info.json file is needed for the KE-crunch server to understand what module and what function inside the kecpkg to execute. Normally this is re-rendered (updated) in each build sessions based on the contents of the settings file. If you have a custom package-info.json, you can use the --no-update flag on kecpkg build --no-update to prevent the updating the package-info.json. You might want to consider updating the settings file with the correct values for the package-info.json instead.

0.8.0 (15JAN18)

• added the ability to add additional ignores to the builder. Use kecpkg config to set additional list of pathnames or filenames to ignore. One can use eg. 'data' (for subdirectories) or '*.txt' as suitable values.
• added an option kecpkg build --prune to the list of option for the builder. --prune is an alternative to --clean.