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v0.2.1

appc spec version: v0.7.1+git5a7af19

v0.2.0 changed the default behavior of the copy command, requiring that the user passed the -T flag to use the previous default behavior. This release flips that, such that the default will be as it was before, and a new flag must be passed to use the new behavior.

v0.2.0

appc spec version: v0.7.1+git5a7af19

  • Automatically fills in the os and arch labels on new builds.
  • The --modify flag failed to properly use an alternate work context.
  • The help page has been reformatted.
  • Extracting ACIs during begin no longer requires root.
  • Modifying an existing ACI that didn't have the app field set would cause an error.
  • Copy now has two modes of operation, toggled with the -T flag. The new mode allows copying many files at once into the ACI, as opposed to a single one.
  • When using begin with a local file, the path must now start with a ., ~, or /.

The following commands have been added to acbuild since the last release:

  • cat-manifest
  • isolator add
  • isolator remove
  • replace-manifest
  • set-event-handler pre-start
  • set-event-handler post-stop
  • set-working-directory

v0.1.1

appc spec version: v0.7.1+git5a7af19

v0.1.1 has a couple of bug fixes since the initial release:

  • When the --debug flag was combined with the run command acbuild would panic. (containers#56)
  • When a remote ACI was specified with begin, acbuild would emit an error and exit after downloading the ACI. (containers#58)

v0.1.0

appc spec version: v0.7.1+git5a7af19

v0.1.0 is the initial release of acbuild.

Currently functioning:

  • annotation add
  • annotation remove
  • begin
  • copy
  • dependency add
  • dependency remove
  • end
  • environment add
  • environment remove
  • label add
  • label remove
  • mount add
  • mount remove
  • port add
  • port remove
  • run
  • set-exec
  • set-group
  • set-name
  • set-user
  • write