v1.0.1

1.0.1 (2026-10-04)

Bug Fixes

• deps: pin dependencies (a89ce7d)
• deps: pin dependencies (4a1a715)
• deps: pin jamestelfer/.github action to eff8850 (#15) (b79157c)
• deps: update github actions to v7 (160e7b3)
• deps: update github actions to v7 (8d6808f)
• deps: update go dependencies (8728b48)
• deps: update go dependencies (f5045c5)

v1.0.0

Distributions for this release are published as binaries for Mac, Linux and Windows below. Download, extract and install the binary appropriate to the target system in order to use it as a credential helper.

In order for Docker to be able to use the binary, it must be:

• in the PATH
• have the name docker-credential-env, and
• be executable by the required user.

Note that it is sufficient to create an appropriately named symbolic link to make it discoverable by Docker.

What's Changed

This release implements the last remaining interface method (List) that has possible relevance to the purpose of this plugin, making it ready for its initial release.

• feat: implement list function by @jamestelfer in #4
• fix: remove obsolete fixme comment by @jamestelfer in #5

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v1.0.0

v0.2.0

Distributions for this release are published as binaries for Mac, Linux and Windows below. Download, extract and install the binary appropriate to the target system in order to use it as a credential helper.

In order for Docker to be able to use the binary, it must be:

• in the PATH
• have the name docker-credential-env, and
• be executable by the required user.

Note that it is sufficient to create an appropriately named symbolic link to make it discoverable by Docker.

What's Changed

• fix: fail silently for unsupported actions by @jamestelfer in #2
• ci: add linux packages to release by @jamestelfer in #3

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.2.0

v0.1.0 Initial release

Distributions for this release are published as binaries for Mac, Linux and Windows below. Download, extract and install the binary appropriate to the target system in order to use it as a credential helper.

In order for Docker to be able to use the binary, it must be:

• in the PATH
• have the name docker-credential-env, and
• be executable by the required user.

Note that it is sufficient to create an appropriately named symbolic link to make it discoverable by Docker.

What's Changed

• ci: add release automation by @jamestelfer in #1

New Contributors

• @jamestelfer made their first contribution in #1

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jamestelfer/docker-credential-env/commits/v0.1.0