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v0.10.2

22 Jul 22:44
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  • Add support for supplying client certificates in fastly.toml, through the use of the client_cert_info table, which must have one of a "certificate" or "certificate_file" key, as well as one of a "key" and "key_file" key. The "_file" variants can be used to point to certificate/key files on disk, whereas the non-"_file" variants should be multi-line string constants in the toml. In all cases, they should be in PEM format.
  • Restore compatibility with older glibc versions in release artifacts

v0.10.1

11 Jul 16:29
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This release resolves an issue preventing users on macOS amd64 machines from using Viceroy via the Fastly CLI.

v0.10.0

09 Jul 20:24
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Exclude `viceroy-component-adapter` crate from release build

The `viceroy-component-adapter` does not need to be built in the release
builds, since it is meant to be rebuilt with `make adapter` and then
have the generated WASM binary under `lib/data/` committed.

v0.9.7

24 May 19:19
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Prepare release 0.9.7

v0.9.6

08 Apr 10:46
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🎁 prepare release 0.9.6

v0.9.5

15 Mar 17:19
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update changelog with new changes

v0.9.4

22 Feb 18:23
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📦 Prepare 0.9.4 release

v0.9.3

09 Nov 21:55
v0.9.3
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0.9.3 (2023-11-09)

  • Renamed Compute@Edge to Compute. (#328)
  • Added asynchronous versions of the KV store lookup and insert operations. (#329)
  • Added support for device detection. (#330)

v0.9.2

23 Oct 23:53
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0.9.2 (2023-10-23)

  • Warn instead of fail when certificates can't be loaded (#325)
  • Add support for trailers. Trailer modification calls should be considered experimental,
    as we finalize interfaces (#327)

v0.9.1

09 Oct 19:51
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0.9.1 (2023-10-09)

  • Match the number of memories to the number of core instances (#322)