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Signed-off-by: Lars Wirzenius <liw@liw.fi>

2025-04-22 08:10:20 +03:00

Release notes about `radicle-native-ci`

This file summarizes the user-visible changes to radicle-native-ci between releases.

Version 0.10.0, released 2025-04-22

This release has no user-visible changes, and only upgrades its dependency on the CI broker, to avoid falling behind and making a future upgrade harder.

This release has no user-visible changes, and only upgrades its dependencies to current versions.

The rad-ci binary has been dropped from this crate, as the new rad-ci crate provides a better version now.

The README.md file documents the exit codes used by the adapter, and that the adapter administrator log goes to the standard error output. Other documentation improvements as well.

The rad-ci program now parses its command line in a more usual Unix manner. It now has the --dry-run option, as well as -h and --help options.
The CI adapter no longer has support for limiting the duration of a CI run. The Radicle CI broker has that functionality, so there's no need for the adapter to have it too.

This is a breaking change. The adapter configuration file may no longer have the timeout field.
The log for the CI run now includes the adapter-assigned run ID, and run start time and duration.

The admin log (written to file specified in the configuration file) now has time stamps for message. Suggested by Richard Levitte.
The README documents base_url. Change by Richard Levitte.

The rad-ci binary is added. This is an experimental tool for running the commands CI runs without going via CI. See the README for details.

This is the third release. The release notes were added later.

The --version option was added to show the version number of the program.
The --show-config option was added to show the configuration being used as JSON.
The configuration file now has an optional base_url field to set the base URL for constructing the URL to the log file, so that the URL can be sent to the CI broker.
In log files, the stdout and stderr of the commands that are run are combined into one stream. This makes logs easier to follow.
Log files now have a more prominent and comprehensive table of contents.

This is the second release.

The main change is that this version depends on version 0.2.0 of the CI broker. This fixes the problem of building the oldest commit in a patch rather than the newest.
The README is more useful now.

This was the first release. No notes.