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Release 0.6.0

18 Dec 21:43
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Contained in this release are mostly improvements for notifying users of new torrents being added.

We now support IRC and RSS announcing for new torrents.

  • Fixes #181 (Reduce c.DBChoice redundancy)
  • Fixes #179 (Remove inherent MySQL requirement from codebase)
  • Fixes #178 (Implement a notification handler to pass to the announcehandlers)
  • Fixes #174 (Announce over IRC)
  • Fixes #173 (Announce over RSS)
  • Fixes #171 (Postgres database impl)
  • Fixes #170 (New Torrent announce API declaration)

Release 0.5.0

10 Dec 02:59
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Mostly refactoring changes for the Redis/mysql.

Performance improvements, as well, will be seen for Redis/MySQL as new connections are not, inherently, created upon every interaction.

NOTE: +++++++++++++++++++++

  • #165 (Implement a log for SQL update handle stats insert)
  • #163 (Refactore kvStoreInterfaces to kvStore)
  • #160 (Rename any item_otherpart names)
  • #154 (Resolve many open/close conns for redis)
  • #152 (Interfaceify MySQL stuff -- so can switch easily to postgres)
  • #150 (Change Redis to an interface for appContext)
  • #131 (Improve how we save stats. Use channels)
  • #125 (Add a connection pooler for MySQL) AFTER #152\
  • #26 (Handle announces better and don't fail too easily)

Bug fix

17 Jun 03:07
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Mysql misconfiguration was disallowing the server from deploying correctly.

SQL Integrated into Notorious

11 May 03:51
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Merge pull request #135 from GrappigPanda/go-fmt

Running go fmt

Actual working 0.3.* iteration

24 Apr 02:51
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We definitely learned something about not cutting releases too early. Anyway, this release contains mostly refactoring things and stuff to enable a smooth transition into using a MySQL database.

This marks the 0.2.0 of notorious

01 Apr 15:21
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Essentially this is what I consider a torrent to be. Not all features are yet implemented, but I'm working on it.