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Releases: puppetlabs-toy-chest/wash
Releases · puppetlabs-toy-chest/wash
v0.23.3
v0.23.2
v0.23.1
Fixed
ls
output now shows size and is ordered consistently with otherls
implementations. (#776)- Reading S3 files of size 4096 bytes or larger should now work. (#777)
- Errors or lack of permission that results in hiding a directory, such as
fs
orgcp/<project>/cloud_run
, will no longer be printed to the console. They'll continue to be logged to the command journal and accessible viawhistory
. (#779)
v0.23.0
v0.22.0
New + Improved
- The containers created when exploring an unmounted persistent volume claim in the Kubernetes plugin now includes resource requests, which may help schedule it faster. (#568)
- The Kubernetes plugin now represents containers as a directory, mirroring the Docker container's directory structure:
log
,metadata.json
,fs
.fs
mounts the container's filesystem. (#203)
Fixed
- When outside of Wash paths but within the user's home directory, the prompt will now use
~
to represent the HOME portion of the path. (#757) - The Kubernetes plugin will now explore volumes using an existing container that has mounted the volume if one exists. This avoids an error exploring ReadWriteOnce volume claims and speeds up most access. (#758)
Changed
- The Kubernetes plugin's container entry type no longer supports Read/Stream actions, these are moved to the
log
entry under it. (#203)
v0.21.0
New + Improved
Fixes
v0.20.4
Fixed
cd
without arguments nowcd
s to Wash's starting (root) directory (#716)- Executing a command on a GCP compute instance now always uses the user specified in the instance's metadata. This makes its behavior consistent with
gcloud compute ssh
when no user is provided, but doesn't provide a way to change the login user forwexec
. (#725)
v0.20.3
v0.20.2
Fixed
- Wash's
tail -f
command will now handle streams that don't buffer full lines