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v2.2.0

14 Jan 22:25
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  • Linux binaries are now built on Ubuntu 22.04 runners (rather than 24.04) for compability with a wider range of glibc versions.

v2.1.0

06 Jan 22:47
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v2.0.6

24 Jan 18:52
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Dependency updates.

v2.0.5

15 Jan 21:49
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Fixed CI issue preventing the creation of release tarballs.

v2.0.4

25 Oct 12:58
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Dependency updates.
Relicensed to MIT OR Apache-2.0.

v2.0.3

13 Mar 04:09
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Fixed panic when called with one or more --backend-option values.

v2.0.2

05 Dec 22:27
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Dependency updates, including a fix for a malicious path traversal vulnerability on Windows hosts if using the selfhosted backend (RUSTSEC-2022-0069).

v2.0.1

19 Oct 22:51
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Includes dependency updates.

v2.0.0

08 Oct 00:05
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cmgr-artifact-server is now a standalone binary supporting the same platforms as cmgr.
Artifact requests are no longer reverse-proxied through cmgrd, allowing usage with cmgr only.

Two file hosting backends are now supported:

  • selfhosted, which runs its own web server to serve artifact files.
  • S3, which syncs artifacts to an S3 bucket and can also generate invalidations for an associated CloudFront distribution when artifacts are updated or deleted.

See the README for details, including a full option listing and usage examples.