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Release Notes
Fixed
SERVFAIL answers now count as a propagation signal instead of being
discarded as unreachable. A resolver answering SERVFAIL is saying "I tried
to resolve this name and could not" — the exact state of a resolver stuck
on a delegation whose old nameservers were deleted mid-NS-migration (or a
DNSSEC validation failure). Such resolvers now hold the propagation
percentage below 100% and keep watch mode polling; they show as ✗ SERVFAIL in the table (FAIL in --once output) with their own
footer count. Previously they were lumped in with timeouts/refusals, so a
broken delegation could report as fully propagated.
(#23)
Install dnsglobe 0.3.1
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/514-labs/dnsglobe/releases/download/v0.3.1/dnsglobe-installer.sh | sh
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Release Notes
Added
Word and line cursor motions in the domain input: Option/Alt+←/→ (or
Ctrl+←/→, or Alt+B/F) moves the cursor by one dot-separated label;
Cmd+←/→ (or Home/End, or Ctrl+A/E) jumps to the start/end of the input.
Cmd is reported via the kitty keyboard protocol, enabled when the
terminal supports it. (#17)
Argument parsing via clap: --help and --version now work, invalid
arguments get proper error messages, and an optional record-type
positional (dnsglobe example.com TXT) sets the starting record type in
TUI mode too — previously it was only honored with --once. The long --help also documents $DNSGLOBE_CONFIG and the config-file syntax.
Anycast site geolocation: large anycast resolvers (Quad9, Cloudflare,
Google, OpenDNS, CleanBrowsing, Neustar UltraDNS) are asked which POP is
answering via identification queries (id.server CH TXT and
operator-specific probes). The discovered site shows in the Loc column
(e.g. →YUL) and the resolver's map dot moves to the POP actually serving
you. (#13)
Cache-expiry countdowns: a live Exp column next to the static TTL shows
when each resolver's cache entry must be refetched; the propagation gauge
shows the fleet-wide bound ("old answers expire in ≤ X"). Watch mode skips
re-polling resolvers that agree with the majority until their TTL runs out.
(#12)
TTL advisory: once a round settles with full agreement and the zone's TTL
is ≥ 1 hour, a footer hint suggests lowering the TTL before a planned
record change. (#12)
Stale-cache verdicts in watch mode: ! PAST TTL flags a resolver serving
an answer past its own reported TTL, ↻ UPSTREAM flags one that refetched
and still got old data back (e.g. a lagging secondary authoritative
server). Both surface in the status column and on the map.
(#12)
TOML config file for custom resolvers: add to (or replace) the built-in
list via ~/.config/dnsglobe/config.toml (XDG-aware, DNSGLOBE_CONFIG
override). Entries take a name and IPv4/IPv6 address, plus optional
location and lat/lon for the world map; invalid config is rejected at
startup with the offending entry named.
(#11)
CI workflow running cargo fmt, clippy, and tests on PRs and main.
(#11)
Releases are now cut by merging a version-bump PR: the release workflow is
dispatched automatically and publishes to crates.io (new) as well as
Homebrew, so cargo install dnsglobe stays current with each release.
(#19)
Install dnsglobe 0.3.0
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/514-labs/dnsglobe/releases/download/v0.3.0/dnsglobe-installer.sh | sh
