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Releases: dbohdan/recur

v2.5.0

04 Sep 15:31
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  • Added a new CLI option -O/--hold-stdout.

v2.4.0

09 Aug 08:09
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  • Added a new CLI option -I/--replay-stdin.

v2.3.0

01 Jun 05:49
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  • Fixed the delay being reset with every attempt when no -r/--reset option was given.
  • Added a new CLI option -F/--fib.

v2.2.0

12 May 11:46
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  • Added a new CLI option -r/--reset.

v2.1.0

06 May 20:04
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  • Fixed time, total_time not being properly converted to seconds in Starlark conditions.
  • Added a new Starlark function inspect for debugging conditions.
  • Changed the log message "waiting 1s after attempt 2" to "waiting 1s before attempt 3". This is consistent with how exit codes are announced.

Full changelog: v2.0.4...v2.1.0.

v2.0.4

28 Dec 18:32
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  • Added ARM64 Windows binaries.
  • Changed the build and the repository structure.
  • Changed the module path to dbohdan.com/recur/v2.

v2.0.1

02 Dec 11:37
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  • Fixed the lack of option validation after -h/--help and -V/--version.

v2.0.0

01 Dec 12:56
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  • Minor breaking change in the CLI: recur will process the options -h/--help and -V/--version like other options. This means they must be given before the first positional argument. In version 1.x, these options were special and processed in any position. It was supposed to make help easier to access, but in practice it caused problems more than helped. What this change means is that the option -h in the command recur ls -h used to make recur print help and exit; now -h is passed to ls.
  • Replaced "flag" with "option" in the messages.

v1.1.1

26 Nov 19:45
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  • Fixed parsing -- in CLI arguments.

v1.1.0

21 Nov 05:51
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  • Implemented setting the environment variable RECUR_ATTEMPT and RECUR_MAX_ATTEMPTS for the command we run.