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Releases: dspeterson/dory

version 2.0.1

21 Jan 04:06
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  • Fix simple error handling bug in file descriptor wrapper class.
  • Fix build errors on Ubuntu 17 prerelease daily build.

version 2.0.0

16 Jan 20:20
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  • Replace --protocol_version command line option with --metadata_api_version and --produce_api_version command line options. Refactor internal wire protocol implementation so it is split into separate metadata and produce parts that are versioned independently. Perform general cleanup of wire protocol code.
  • Minor legacy code cleanup

version 1.1.7

02 Dec 06:12
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  • Bug Fix from Michael McVady: Fix invalid JSON resp in metadata_fetch_time
  • Minor build script cleanup

version 1.1.6

14 Nov 07:10
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  • Don't treat it as an error condition if the broker cluster has no topics, since this is the initial state of a newly provisioned cluster. Treating this condition as an error was preventing the router thread from responding to requests to automatically create a topic.
  • Do some minor cleanup and fixing of the metadata handling code.

version 1.1.5

13 Sep 03:14
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  • Fix from Si Westcott: Remove broken/unused deps from Dockerfile

version 1.1.4

30 Aug 03:16
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  • Fix SCons build error that occurred when upgrading SCons from version 2.4.1 to 2.5.0.
  • Minor assertion-related code cleanup.

version 1.1.3

13 Jul 09:47
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  • Fix CentOS 6 setup instructions

version 1.1.2

09 Jul 20:27
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  • Improvements to CentOS 6 setup and documentation from Pete Wright
  • Remove support for legacy input/output formats

version 1.1.1

17 Jun 03:47
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  • Fix CentOS 6 build issue

version 1.1.0

11 Jun 20:31
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  • Initial version of Dory.
  • Add support for receiving messages from UNIX domain stream socket or local TCP. Stream sockets allow clients to send messages that are too large to fit in a single datagram. TCP makes Dory available to clients written in programming languages that do not provide easy access to UNIX domain sockets.