Sourced from taskcluster's releases.

v25.3.0

▶ [minor] bug 1616214 Source code repositories taskcluster-worker-runner and jsonschema2go have been migrated to the taskcluster monorepo. This is an internal change that should not impact the release. However, it is a reasonably significant change to the build/release process.

▶ [patch] #2377 Editing a task that contains ISO-8601 dates embedded in larger strings no longer fails with "Invalid Date".

▶ [patch] bug 1616022 Fixes the version number reported by generic-worker. This was first attempted (unsuccessfully) in release 25.2.0.

▶ [patch] bug 1606874 The Taskcluster-GitHub service now checks that the person who filed a pull request is a collaborator and the repo from which the changes are being pulled belongs to a collaborator or is the usptream repository.

▶ [patch] This version removes the undocumented, deprecated WebListener class from taskcluster-client-web.

▶ Additional changes not described here: bug 1437193, #2371, #2375.

v25.2.0

▶ [minor] bug 1616022 Generic worker now correctly reports its version number. The version number was incorrectly reported in release 25.1.1.

▶ Additional changes not described here: bug 1615762, #2367.

v25.1.1

No changes

v25.1.0

NOTE Release automation for this release failed, so there are no docker images, binaries, or released client libraries.

▶ [minor] bug 1587511 Worker pools that use cloud providers (aws, azure, google) now support a lifecycle.reregistrationTimeout config that will make the credentials we hand to these workers expire within that amount of seconds. If the worker still exists at that time, the instance will be terminated. This lays the groundwork for a subsequent release where you will be able to have your workers reregister to continue working.

v25.0.0

NOTE Release automation for this release failed, so there are no libraries, docker images, or binaries available.

▶ [MAJOR] bug 1608828
Generic worker is now shipped as part of the taskcluster platform release. The generic-worker codebase has been integrated into the monorepo. The former generic-worker github repo is now archived. Consequently, the generic worker version number now matches the taskcluster platform release number. The generic-worker binaries are published to https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/releases.

With this change, the import path for the Taskcluster Go client library changes from github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/clients/client-go/vNN to github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/vNN/clients/client-go. Functionality of the library remains unchanged.

▶ [patch] bug 1588099
InsufficientScopes errors now contain a simplfied scope expression describing the missing scopes. In most cases, this will be a single scope.

▶ [patch] bug 1615312
Old generic-worker task directories on POSIX systems (Linux/macOS) are now
deleted more aggressively, by first running chmod u+w -R <task dir> before

... (truncated)

Sourced from taskcluster's changelog.

v25.3.0

▶ [minor] bug 1616214 Source code repositories taskcluster-worker-runner and jsonschema2go have been migrated to the taskcluster monorepo. This is an internal change that should not impact the release. However, it is a reasonably significant change to the build/release process.

▶ [patch] #2377 Editing a task that contains ISO-8601 dates embedded in larger strings no longer fails with "Invalid Date".

▶ [patch] bug 1616022 Fixes the version number reported by generic-worker. This was first attempted (unsuccessfully) in release 25.2.0.

▶ [patch] bug 1606874 The Taskcluster-GitHub service now checks that the person who filed a pull request is a collaborator and the repo from which the changes are being pulled belongs to a collaborator or is the usptream repository.

▶ [patch] This version removes the undocumented, deprecated WebListener class from taskcluster-client-web.

▶ Additional changes not described here: bug 1437193, #2371, #2375.

v25.2.0

▶ [minor] bug 1616022 Generic worker now correctly reports its version number. The version number was incorrectly reported in release 25.1.1.

▶ Additional changes not described here: bug 1615762, #2367.

v25.1.1

No changes

v25.1.0

▶ [minor] bug 1587511 Worker pools that use cloud providers (aws, azure, google) now support a lifecycle.reregistrationTimeout config that will make the credentials we hand to these workers expire within that amount of seconds. If the worker still exists at that time, the instance will be terminated. This lays the groundwork for a subsequent release where you will be able to have your workers reregister to continue working.

v25.0.0

▶ [MAJOR] bug 1608828 Generic worker is now shipped as part of the taskcluster platform release. The generic-worker codebase has been integrated into the monorepo. The former generic-worker github repo is now archived. Consequently, the generic worker version number now matches the taskcluster platform release number. The generic-worker binaries are published to https://github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/releases.

With this change, the import path for the Taskcluster Go client library changes from github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/clients/client-go/vNN to github.com/taskcluster/taskcluster/vNN/clients/client-go. Functionality of the library remains unchanged.

▶ [patch] bug 1588099 InsufficientScopes errors now contain a simplfied scope expression describing the missing scopes. In most cases, this will be a single scope.

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• 88017ca v25.3.0
• 1e19f40 (hotfix) add a README in tools/ to get top-level README right
• 42abb68 Merge pull request #2374 from taskcluster/bug1616214
• b1ead4a Merge pull request #2387 from taskcluster/remove-worker_types-gw-dir
• d46d3a7 No bug - delete unused directory
• 9691e0e Merge branch 'master' of github.com:taskcluster/taskcluster into bug1616214
• 394105e Bug 1616214 - add changelog for release notes
• 45fb576 Bug 1616214 - revert unintended patches to zip files caused by release 25.0.0...
• 1733e07 Bug 1616214 - lint fixes for generic-worker, adapt CreateArtifactFromFile to ...
• 7043bae Bug 1616214 - Delete User Profiles of old task users on Windows (multiuser), ...
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