v2.3.0

Minor release adding the OPNsense DNS provider and a standalone platform mode for
running dnsweaver without Docker or Kubernetes.

Added

• Standalone platform mode (DNSWEAVER_PLATFORM=none, alias standalone).
  dnsweaver can now run as a bare binary on a host, VM, or LXC with no Docker or
  Kubernetes runtime — previously it always created a Docker (or Kubernetes)
  client at startup and exited fatally with Cannot connect to the Docker daemon even when only non-container sources were configured. With none, no
  container-runtime client is created; configure at least one non-container
  source instead — a Proxmox VE source (DNSWEAVER_PROXMOX_URL), an Incus
  source (DNSWEAVER_INCUS_URL/DNSWEAVER_INCUS_SOCKET_PATH), or a
  file-discovery source (e.g. DNSWEAVER_SOURCE_TRAEFIK_FILE_PATHS). Startup
  fails with an actionable error if none is set without any such source.
  (GitHub #116)
• OPNsense provider with pluggable engine backend for Unbound and
  Dnsmasq (OPNsense 24.7+), driven by the OPNsense REST API
  (GitHub #114,
  GitLab #188). One provider covers both DNS engines OPNsense ships with;
  pick with DNSWEAVER_{NAME}_ENGINE=unbound|dnsmasq (default unbound).
  Ownership is tracked via a dnsweaver:{instance} prefix on the host
  override's description field, since neither engine's host overrides support
  TXT records — dnsweaver only lists and mutates rows it owns, so
  operator-managed host overrides in the OPNsense GUI are always safe.
  Post-write reload behavior is controlled by
  DNSWEAVER_{NAME}_RECONFIGURE_MODE (per_write default, or never).
  Supports A/AAAA in v1; see
  docs/providers/opnsense.md.

Docker Images

docker pull ghcr.io/maxfield-allison/dnsweaver:v2.3.0
docker pull docker.io/maxamill/dnsweaver:v2.3.0