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Releases: MatchbookLab/local-persist

Glide On

03 Nov 22:50
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Use Glide to stabilize dependencies. Use Go 1.5 to build binaries.

Pee!

13 Jul 19:49
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Forgot the -p flag for mkdir

JSON Nuance

13 Jul 17:33
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Create directory to store volume backup is Dockerfile. Update README to reflect how to recreate volumes when restarting the plugin when running from a container.

Note: the binary has not actually changed (I literally just re-uploaded the same binary), but this same process is used to release a new Docker image, which is necessary.

Alpine Smalpine

09 Jun 23:30
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Changing to use Debian (at least for now) because binary wouldn't run in Alpine.

Lightening the Load

04 Jun 22:40
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Change the Docker image to use the binary, greatly reducing its size. Also updated dependencies and did some tweaks that arose from that.

In Files We Trust

11 Feb 07:46
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Undo the redundant addition in v1.0.1

Fix a bug where this plugin wouldn't restart on system reboot. As a result, this plugin no longer needs the Docker daemon to be running to reclaim existing volumes that belong to it. It now uses a JSON file to to keep track of its state.

Changes: v1.0.1...v1.1.0

Ensure Dir

10 Feb 22:34
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Fix an issue where some systems delete plugins folder on reboot by ensuring it exists on plugin startup.

Changes: v1.0.0...v1.0.1

Preservation

10 Feb 00:39
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First release! Please see https://github.com/CWSpear/local-persist#installing--running for installation instructions.

Testing the Waters

09 Feb 21:37
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Testing the Waters Pre-release
Pre-release

Testing out an install script, if good, README and 1.0.0 here we come

Episode I: The Prerelease

09 Feb 19:02
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Pre-release

Mostly stable and works, just need some docs and an installation story. Good to use, though.