v0.2.14

Changes

• Ensure the user is notified when -config is require and not specified. See #1.
• Display verbose output before performing searches in -field.keys and -data.nodes modes.

v0.2.13

Changes

• Add -unsafe flag that disables the hard set values for retracted and latest. Users may then specify them at will in the search config.
• Using -verbose with -values.for now prints the search criteria.

v0.2.12

Changes

• When using -count slow, unneeded, checks related to data node priority specification would be performed before getting the count. Now the count code comes before the data node priority checks and sproket returns immediately after the count is reported when -count is specified.

v0.2.11

Changes

• Previously the file download would occur, the data written to the local disk, and then the file would be read from the local disk to verify the checksum. Now the verification happens while the download is happening. It is not a parallel process, but it does avoid that read from the local disk. The result is a small increase in speed and efficiency that can be meaningful when downloading a large number of large files.

v0.2.10

Changes

• The default mode output for -field.keys will now just be the field keys, un-indented, with no additional text.
• If the HTTP response contains the content-length header a length validation check will be performed.
• The user-agent header is now set for search requests as well as data requests

v0.2.9

Changes

• Set the User-Agent header field when making data requests

v0.2.8

Changes

• Ensure the proper behavior for invalid input or input that results in no output for -values.for

v0.2.7

Changes

• Provide -values.for [field name] command line option, allowing for users to display valid values for the provided field. The values provided are limited to the values available in the result set that matches the provided search criteria.

v0.2.6

Changes

• Have OS agnostic file path management

v0.2.5

Use .md for markdown detection