v0.1.3

• Fixes panic on start introduced by upgrades in v0.1.2. (#78)

v0.1.2

• No external changes, just updates to latest version of Rust and Actix Web frameworks, plus bump all other dependencies. This should mean a faster GitKV for you without any breaking changes hopefully!

v0.1.1

• New feature: Add endpoint to resolve tags to their underlying ref — /repos/<name>/resolve. (f8a3ff0, d89fdce, be7e4d8, 1627c7b). This endpoint is useful if a user gives you a branch but you want to cache responses from this API against the underlying SHA in case the the branch changes.

v0.1.0

• New feature: Add endpoint to ls directories — /repos/<name>/ls/<path>. (#46)
• Breaking change: Endpoint for catting files has changed — is now /repos/<name>/cat/<path>. (#46)

Optionally pass a reference query parameter to either of these endpoint to change the default ref from origin/master to a reference of your choice.

v0.0.4

• Upgrade to actix-web v1.0.0 (#44).

v0.0.3

• Allow references to be any of the single commit references that Git can parse. The full list is at https://docs.rs/git2/0.8.0/git2/struct.Repository.html#method.revparse_single, but now you can pass commit SHAs, tags, branch names, refs, relative refs, and more! (#37)
• Return proper HTTP errors. (#31)
• Fix test timeouts. (#37)
• Update git2 requirement from ^0.8.0 to ^0.9.1. (#42)

v0.0.2

• Discover repositories from a directory given when starting the server, instead of using untrusted parameters from requests. (#12, #24)
• Build for MacOS as well. (#27, #35)
• Add logging. (#30)
• Improve test coverage. (#28)
• Document how to compile from source. (#26)

v0.0.1

• Initial release of Gitkv with basic working server and repo paths coming via request params (unsafe, see #12). This release is mainly just to ship what we've done so far, and lots of good stuff you'll want is on the way shortly — please keep an eye on the open issues list here!