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3.0.0

Breaking changes

  • No more retryOnDisconnect options, feel free to remove them from your configuration(s).
  • Dropping support for Node < 4.x.x. Node 4 is now a requirement going forward.

New features

  • Preliminary windows support (thanks @laggingreflex).
  • Reading excludes from a file (thanks @laggingreflex).
  • Better overall performance.

Bugfixes

  • Sending an unlink will no longer result in the remote host closing.
  • No more message duplication on reconnect.
  • Exclude functionality is now stable (thanks @laggingreflex).

2.1.0

  • New doctor command to quickly troubleshoot why sicksync isn't working. See README.md for more.
  • Updating package deps.

2.0.0

Overview

sicksync 2.0.0 Introduces a lot of new features and functionality. These changes are detailed further below, but to summarize:

  • Multi-project syncing! You can now add projects to sicksync and easily sync multiple projects in one command.
  • Better project management. sicksync now has commands to get project info, add projects, and remove them.
  • Updating is now a lot easier as sicksync will let you know when there's updates, and takes care of updating your remote machines.
  • Stateless remote code. This means that you'll never have to sync up your config files again.
  • Git-style sub commands. No more nasty option hashes and a more extendable CLI.
  • A complete rewrite top-to-bottom in ES6. Much easier to read and contribute to.
  • Smaller/slimmer npm package output.

New

  • sicksync start <projects...>: Runs the sicksync process for the given space-separated <projects...>.
  • sicksync add-project | add: Runs the setup wizard for a new project.
  • sicksync remove-project | rm <projects...>: Removes project(s) from sicksync.
  • sicksync info [projects...]: Prints out info for your given project(s).
  • sicksync update: Update sicksync both locally and remotely for all projects.

Breaking

  • sicksync --once is now sicksync once <projects...>, and requires you to pass projects.
  • sicksync --config is now sicksync config.
  • sicksync-local is now covered by the sicksync start <projects...> command.
  • sicksync-remote is now sicksync remote. sicksync start <projects...> does this for you automatically, so this effectively should be ignored.
  • Configs have undergone changes in both structure and shape. See below on migrating from sicksync 1.x.

Deprecated

  • sicksync --debug: use sicksync config to enable debug messages.
  • sicksync --encrypt: use sicksync config to enable encryption.
  • sicksync --setup: use sicksync add-project.

1.2.0

  • BREAKING big-sync will now DELETE files in the remote location that aren't found in the local location. Please be ensure that, after upgrading, caution is ran when running either sicksync or sicksync -o.
  • MINOR big-sync will now print it's progress when the debug flag is true in sicksync config.

1.1.18

  • New config parameter: followSymLinks. When true, will follow and sync files/folders that are symlinked. Defaults to false

1.1.16

  • Fixes an issue where sicksync may try to awaken the remote devbox twice, resuling in an EADDINUSE error.

1.1.15

  • Removes the segfault handler as it's causing some linux distros to freak out. Go figure.
  • Updates chokidar and chai dependencies.

1.1.14

  • Runs a one-time-sync on start, and when retryOnDisconnect is true it'll run it before attempting to reconnect to the remote machine.

1.1.12

  • New config flag retryOnDisconnect for when your remote machine closes.

1.1.11

  • Makes segfault handling depend on debug mode

1.1.10

  • Adds segfault handling

1.1.7

  • Moved to the Official AppNexus Repo for better visibility.

1.1.0

  • Command-line API change: Use -c or --config to open the config file. Use -o or --Once to do a one-time sync.
  • Added support for globbing patterns
  • New dependcy on minimatch

1.0.1

  • Removing Browser-Sync as it's likely a cause of memory-leaks.
  • Unit-tests for /lib modules, as well as 100% test-coverage.
  • Bugfixes.

1.0.0

  • Initial Release