log-cache-release v2.11.9

What's Changed

• Remove debug metrics by default by @Benjamintf1 in #59

Full Changelog: v2.11.8...v2.11.9

log-cache-release v2.8.6

• Bump to go 1.18.1
• As part of bumping to Go 1.18 certificates that are signed with the SHA-1 hash function will no longer be accepted.

Full Changelog: v2.8.5...v2.8.6

log-cache-release v2.1.20

• Bump to go 1.18.1
• As part of bumping to Go 1.18 certificates that are signed with the SHA-1 hash function will no longer be accepted.

Full Changelog: v2.1.19...v2.1.20

log-cache-release v2.11.8

Release Highlights

Pin Go back to go1.17.

Go 1.18 includes changes to memory management and we'd like to get more familiarity with these changes and their impact before bumping.

✨ Built with golang 1.17.8

log-cache-release v2.11.7

• fix bug with large messages (#58)
• bump-golang to v0.100.0(now 1.18)

log-cache-release v2.11.6

• fix prom scraper config (#55)
• bump-golang to v0.99.0
• Remove useless GODEBUG flag x509ignoreCN

log-cache-release v2.8.5

• fix prom scraper config (#56)
• bump-golang to v0.99.0
• Remove useless GODEBUG flag x509ignoreCN

log-cache-release v2.11.5

Release Highlights

• bump-golang to v0.94.0

✨ Built with golang 1.17.5

log-cache-release v2.8.4

Release Highlights

• bump golang-release to v0.94.0

✨ Built with golang 1.17.5

⚠️ Foundation TLS certificates encouraged to have Subject Alternative Names (SANs) as soon as possible

Certificates used by the foundation to serve TLS traffic, either by gorouter directly or via a Load Balancer in front of the foundation, will require at least one Subject Alternative Name due to a deprecation in golang 1.15 that is now permanent as of golang 1.17. All the jobs in this release will now strictly check certificates for the existence of an SAN.

For more information on the context of this change and what operators need to do, please refer to the golang 1.15 X.509 CommonName deprecation doc.

⚠️ IPv4 addresses containing decimal components with leading zeros will be rejected

With the upgrade to Go 1.17, the ParseIP and ParseCIDR functions now reject IPv4 addresses which contain decimal components with leading zeros.

For more information on the context of this change, please refer to the Go 1.17 release notes.

log-cache-release v2.1.19

Release Highlights

• bump-golang to v0.94.0

✨ Built with golang 1.17.5

⚠️ IPv4 addresses containing decimal components with leading zeros will be rejected

With the upgrade to Go 1.17, the ParseIP and ParseCIDR functions now reject IPv4 addresses which contain decimal components with leading zeros.

For more information on the context of this change, please refer to the Go 1.17 release notes.