0.2-rc1

You can download the binaries for the command-line tool of Burp which will be handy in installing, updating, and removing the agent from your server and also will be needed to deploy applications from your development environment. Remember to install it on both your remote server and your development environment.

Recommendations

Linux

We recommend Linux users save the binary on your /usr/local/bin to be able to access it anywhere on your machine which will be necessary for you to deploy applications using Burp.

Windows

We recommend Windows users add an entry on your %PATH% environment variable that maps to the Burp binary, this way, you can use the Burp tool from any folder.

Changelog

• [FEATURE] Cancellable requests by @ShindouMihou in #5
• [FEATURE] Enable specific branch cloning by @ShindouMihou in #6
• [FIX] Looping Routes by @ShindouMihou in #7
• [FEATURE] Removes insecureSkipVerify by @ShindouMihou in #8
• [FEATURE] Disable request logger when burp here by @ShindouMihou in #9

Full Changelog: 0.1-rc2...0.2-rc1

0.1-rc2

You can download the binaries for the command-line tool of Burp which will be handy in installing, updating, and removing the agent from your server and also will be needed to deploy applications from your development environment. Remember to install it on both your remote server and your development environment.

Recommendations

Linux

We recommend Linux users save the binary on your /usr/local/bin to be able to access it anywhere on your machine which will be necessary for you to deploy applications using Burp.

Windows

We recommend Windows users add an entry on your %PATH% environment variable that maps to the Burp binary, this way, you can use the Burp tool from any folder.

Changelog

• Add override option to containers which tells Burp whether to override the container if it exists or not.

0.1-rc

You can download the binaries for the command-line tool of Burp which will be handy in installing, updating, and removing the agent from your server and also will be needed to deploy applications from your development environment. Remember to install it on both your remote server and your development environment.

Recommendations

Linux

We recommend Linux users save the binary on your /usr/local/bin to be able to access it anywhere on your machine which will be necessary for you to deploy applications using Burp.

Windows

We recommend Windows users add an entry on your %PATH% environment variable that maps to the Burp binary, this way, you can use the Burp tool from any folder.