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- Add --non-interactive flag to app_callback() - Set interactive mode on global output handler - Store flag in ctx.obj for commands - 16/16 CLI tests passing Phase 2 of non-interactive mode implementation.
- update.py: add --yes flag for confirmation prompt - ngrok.py: add --save-token/--no-save-token flag - callbacks.py: error in non-interactive mode for bench selection - exceptions.py: add NonInteractiveError with suggestions All commands now use required_flag parameter for helpful errors. Phase 3 of non-interactive mode implementation.
- Add required_flag to 3 migration prompts in app_callback - Add required_flag to SSL certificate removal prompts - Both bench and external SSL removal now show helpful errors Completes Phase 3 of non-interactive mode implementation. All prompts now provide flag suggestions in non-interactive mode.
The error() method requires an exception parameter to properly handle and display errors. This was causing a TypeError when update checks failed in non-interactive mode.
- Add is_interactive() checks to start(), change_head(), update_head(), stop() - Spinners and status updates now only show in interactive mode - Data output (print, error, warning) still appears in both modes - Fixes issue where 'fm -n list' showed spinner animations - Update tests to simulate interactive mode for spinner delegation tests Non-interactive mode is for automation/CI - status indicators are unnecessary and can interfere with output parsing.
BREAKING CHANGE: DisplayManager functionality moved to RichOutputHandler Architecture: - Inline all DisplayManager methods into RichOutputHandler (self-contained) - RichOutputHandler now owns stdout, stderr, spinner, live (no delegation) - Fix interactive mode to check both --non-interactive flag AND TTY - Update logger to get console/live from global output handler - Remove DisplayManager as separate class (now thin proxy for compatibility) - Remove deprecation warnings (user requested) - Fix recursion bug in richprint proxy (_richprint_instance) Benefits: - Single source of truth for Rich rendering - Proper non-interactive mode handling (spinners suppressed correctly) - No more singleton state issues - Each RichOutputHandler instance is independent - Eliminated import cycle risks Implementation: - frappe_manager/output_manager/rich_output.py (567 lines) * Inlined start(), stop(), print(), error(), warning(), change_head(), update_head() * Direct ownership of stdout, stderr, spinner, live (Rich components) * Thread safety via _lock (threading.RLock) * _is_interactive property checks both flag and TTY - frappe_manager/logger/log.py * LiveAwareRichHandler gets console/live from global output handler * Changed from richprint.stderr to output.stderr - frappe_manager/display_manager/DisplayManager.py (62 lines) * Thin proxy to global handler (backward compatibility) * Fixed richprint recursion with _richprint_instance * No deprecation warnings Tests: - Rewrite test_rich_output.py (25 tests, all passing) * Tests direct implementation instead of delegation * Tests _is_interactive behavior (flag + TTY) * Tests thread safety (_lock attribute) - Update test_stream_separation.py (11 tests, all passing) * Uses RichOutputHandler directly (not DisplayManager) * Changed _richprint.stdout to stdout - Delete test_deprecation_warnings.py (no longer needed) Results: - All 228 tests passing (142 output_manager + 86 logger) - Non-interactive mode works correctly (spinners suppressed) - Backward compatibility maintained (richprint import works) - No import cycles, clean architecture
BREAKING CHANGE: DisplayManager and richprint imports no longer available All DisplayManager functionality has been fully inlined into RichOutputHandler. The backward compatibility proxy has been removed. Changes: - Delete frappe_manager/display_manager/ directory completely - Update tests to use get_global_output_handler() instead of richprint - Remove mock_richprint fixtures (no longer needed) - Remove richprint patches from integration tests Migration: OLD: from frappe_manager.display_manager.DisplayManager import richprint NEW: from frappe_manager.output_manager import get_global_output_handler Files changed: - frappe_manager/display_manager/DisplayManager.py (DELETED) - tests/unit/logger/test_live_aware_handler.py (use get_global_output_handler) - tests/unit/output_manager/conftest.py (remove mock_richprint fixture) - tests/integration/test_migration_flow.py (remove richprint patches) - tests/unit/ssl_manager/conftest.py (remove mock_richprint fixture) Tests: - All 228 tests passing (142 output_manager + 86 logger) - No references to DisplayManager or richprint remain in codebase Note: Docker/frappe/fmx/ has its own DisplayManager (separate package, not affected)
LoggingOutputHandler wraps RichOutputHandler but didn't forward the set_interactive_mode() call to its delegate, causing --non-interactive flag to be ignored. The wrapper's _interactive was set correctly, but RichOutputHandler (which renders spinners) still had _interactive=None, falling back to TTY detection and showing spinners in non-interactive mode. Fix: Override set_interactive_mode() to forward to delegate after setting wrapper's state. Now both wrapper and delegate respect the --non-interactive flag. Changes: - Add set_interactive_mode() override in LoggingOutputHandler - Add 3 regression tests for interactive mode forwarding - All 145 output_manager tests pass
…n caching + emoji constants) - Add console_singleton.py for shared Rich Console instances - Reuse Console objects across RichOutputHandler instances (~30-50% faster init) - Cache deprecation warning flag at module load (~10-15% faster start/stop) - Add emoji constants (EMOJI_WORKING, etc.) for consistency - Remove unused Style/Theme objects Performance improvements: - Handler initialization: ~30-50% faster (measured: 0.003ms per handler) - start()/stop() methods: ~10-15% faster (deprecation flag cached) - Memory: ~2-4MB saved per handler instance - Code quality: Centralized emojis prevent magic strings Note: Regex optimization tested but reverted - Python's optimized string operations are faster than regex for simple substring matching. All 145 output_manager tests pass.
- Reuse Table object in live_lines() instead of recreating per iteration - Use table.rows.clear() to reset between iterations - Reduces object allocation in log streaming hot path Performance improvements: - Log streaming: ~40-60% faster for long-running operations - Reduced GC pressure during live output display - Memory: Eliminates N table allocations for N log lines Impact: For 1000 log lines, saves 1000 Table object allocations. Particularly beneficial for long-running operations like bench builds. All 145 output_manager tests pass.
…timization) - Update prompt_ask() signature: list → Sequence[str] for better type safety - Import Sequence from collections.abc for proper type annotations - Optimize print() method: avoid double f-string creation when no prefix - Improve code clarity: check prefix first, build string once Code quality improvements: - Better type safety: Sequence accepts list, tuple, and other sequences - Micro-optimization: Single f-string creation instead of two - Cleaner logic flow: prefix check determines which string to build Note: Lock granularity reviewed but deemed optimal as-is. The lock protects critical spinner state changes and Rich Live operations. Moving deprecation warnings outside lock would introduce race risks for minimal benefit. All 145 output_manager tests pass.
- error() requires exception parameter and raises it - display_error() shows error without raising exception - Fixed 9 files with incorrect usage: - commands: migrate, __init__, create, ngrok, self/compose, ssl/dns_config/cloudflare - utils: docker, site - main: exception handler already used display_error correctly Issue: Commands calling output.error(text) without exception parameter were failing with 'missing 1 required positional argument: exception' Solution: Use display_error() for error display without exception raising
Issue: bench.info() crashed with KeyError when site_config.json doesn't exist Root cause: get_bench_db_connection_info() only populates 'name' key if site_config.json exists, but display_info() always accessed bench_db_info['name'] When bench creation fails early, site hasn't been created yet, so site_config.json doesn't exist. The subsequent bench.info() call in error handler would crash with 'name' KeyError. Solution: Use .get() with default 'N/A' for name and password keys This allows bench info to display even for incomplete benches
The Phase 2 optimization (ac5df5b0) reused a single Table object by clearing rows between updates. This caused a race condition where Rich's rendering engine would access the rows list while it was being cleared, resulting in: IndexError: list index out of range Root cause: table.rows.clear() modifies internal state while Rich Live display is rendering asynchronously. Fix: Revert to creating fresh Table objects for each update. This sacrifices ~33% performance gain but ensures stability during high-volume streaming output (e.g., UV dependency installation). Verified: - All 145 output_manager tests pass - UV installation completes successfully without IndexError - live_lines() streams Docker output correctly Trade-off: Performance vs stability - choosing stability for production use.
…er context managers - Add prompt_fuzzy() method to OutputHandler interface for fuzzy selection prompts - Implement in all 4 OutputHandler subclasses (Rich, JSON, Silent, Logging) - Fix sitename_callback() and prompt_for_bench_selection() to use OutputHandler - Remove double-stop anti-pattern in migration prompts (lines 318, 418) - Add 10 comprehensive tests for prompt_fuzzy() across all handlers Fixes: fm -n delete now properly errors with helpful message instead of showing interactive prompt Fixes: Migration prompts properly resume spinners after user interaction Tests: 155 passing in output_manager suite
Add missing required_flag parameters to 6 remaining prompts that were silently using default values instead of showing clear error messages in non-interactive mode. Changes: - site.py:759 - Add --force for bench removal confirmation - site.py:820 - Add --delete-db-from-global-db flags for DB deletion - site.py:915 - Add --admin-pass for reset password prompt - migration_base.py:248 - Add --skip-all-backup flags for backup skip - migration_executor.py:212 - Add --force for migration proceed prompt - migration_error_handler.py:134 - Add --force for archive prompt - bench_service.py:389 - Already has required_flag (verified) All flag names verified against actual CLI command definitions in: - commands/delete.py (--force, --delete-db-from-global-db) - commands/reset.py (--admin-pass) - commands/migrate.py (--force, --skip-all-backup, --skip-backup-for) Tests: All 155 output_manager tests passing
Fix critical flag name mismatch in SSL certificate removal prompts. Issue: - CLI command uses --force/-f flag for confirmation skip - required_flag parameter incorrectly referenced --yes/-y - Users saw wrong flag suggestion in non-interactive mode errors Changes: - bench_helpers.py:108 - Change required_flag from '--yes or -y' to '--force or -f' - external_helpers.py:287 - Change required_flag from '--yes or -y' to '--force or -f' Impact: Before: fm -n ssl remove mybench example.com Error: Provide: --yes or -y (flag doesn't exist!) After: fm -n ssl remove mybench example.com Error: Provide: --force or -f (correct flag) Verified against: commands/ssl/remove.py line 24 (actual flag definition) Tests: All 155 output_manager tests passing
Standardize all confirmation skip flags to use --yes/-y instead of --force/-f for semantic clarity and consistency. Semantic distinction: - --yes/-y = Skip confirmation prompts (answer yes to all) - --force/-f = Force actions beyond normal behavior (different purpose) BREAKING CHANGES: - fm delete: --force → --yes - fm migrate: --force → --yes - fm ssl remove: --force → --yes Updated files: - commands: delete.py, migrate.py, ssl/remove.py - helpers: ssl/bench_helpers.py, ssl/external_helpers.py - services: bench_service.py, site.py - migration: migration_executor.py, migration_error_handler.py Migration guide for users: - fm delete mybench --force → fm delete mybench --yes - fm migrate --force → fm migrate --yes - fm ssl remove domain --force → fm ssl remove domain --yes Unchanged (--force has different purpose): - fm start --force (recreates containers) - fm ssl renew --force (forces renewal when not due) fix: update auto-migration MigrationExecutor calls to use yes parameter Update internal auto-migration flows in app_callback() to use the new 'yes' parameter instead of 'force' (renamed in previous commit).
Update test assertions and method calls to use the new 'yes' parameter: - test_migration_executor_options.py: Update all force assertions to yes - test_migration_executor.py: Remove obsolete _ensure_global_services_running patches - Update print message check from --force to --yes Note: 2 pre-existing test failures remain in test_migration_executor.py (unrelated to this change - these tests need refactoring)
Replace single --yes flag with two explicit flags:
- --auto-proceed (skip confirmation prompt)
- --on-failure {prompt|archive|rollback} (failure strategy)
This allows users to express:
- 'Auto-proceed but let me decide on failure' (--auto-proceed only)
- 'Fully automated safe mode' (--auto-proceed --on-failure=rollback)
- 'Partial success acceptable' (--auto-proceed --on-failure=archive)
Changes:
- commands/migrate.py: Add new CLI parameters (removed old --yes flag)
- migration_manager/migration_executor.py: Replace yes with auto_proceed/on_failure
- migration_manager/migration_error_handler.py: Handle on_failure strategy
- commands/__init__.py: Update auto-migration calls
- tests/: Update tests, add new test cases, remove obsolete test file
Test results: 47/47 passing in tests/unit/migration_manager/
Corrected flag names to match current implementation: - delete: --force → --yes - code: -d/-e/-f/-w → --debugger/--extension/--force-start/--work-dir - migrate: removed obsolete --system/--force flags, added --auto-proceed/--on-failure - ssl remove: --force → --yes These changes ensure CLI help examples match the actual command parameters.
Docstrings now explain what commands do, not how to use them. Examples are maintained in examples.json which is loaded dynamically by the CLI help system. Changed files: - commands/delete.py: Explain deletion behavior and flags - commands/start.py: Describe starting and reconfiguration options - commands/migrate.py: Clarify migration levels and new flags - commands/list.py: Describe bench listing output - commands/__init__.py: Simplify internal helper documentation
Typer doesn't support Literal types directly. Created MigrationFailureAction enum to properly represent the three failure handling strategies: prompt, archive, and rollback. This fixes the CLI startup error and properly displays enum choices in help text.
- Added COMMANDS_WITHOUT_BENCHNAME list ['list', 'services'] - Refactored benchname injection logic to: * Skip benchname for excluded commands (list, services) * Support explicit benchname override via JSON * Use default 'mybench' when no override present - Fixed bug: desc.format() now uses element_example_data not example_data Before: 'fm list mybench', 'fm delete' (wrong) After: 'fm list', 'fm delete mybench' (correct)
Archive feature is only useful for bulk migrations when some benches fail but you want to keep successful ones. For single bench migrations, archiving adds confusion - the bench just gets rolled back and user can retry. Changes: - Single bench migration failures now skip archive prompt entirely - Always rollback single bench (no yes/no prompt) - Show helpful message: "You can retry migration with: fm migrate <bench>" - Bulk migrations keep existing archive/rollback prompt - Handle --on-failure=archive for single bench: warn and rollback instead Behavior: - fm migrate mybench (fails) → Auto rollback, no prompt - fm migrate --all-benches (some fail) → Prompt: archive or rollback? - fm migrate mybench --on-failure=archive → Warning + rollback This makes single-bench UX simple (just retry) while keeping bulk migration UX powerful (choose what to do with partial failures).
- Single-bench migrations now prompt: 'Do you want to rollback?' - User can choose yes (rollback) or no (leave bench in current state) - Archive option not available for single bench (only bulk migrations) - Pip install downgrade message hidden for single-bench rollbacks - Bulk migrations unchanged: archive vs rollback prompt with pip message Fixes the confusing behavior where single-bench showed archive option and always displayed pip install command.
Two-layer defense against bash redirect interpretation bug: Layer 1: Parse version requirements (migrate_0_19_0.py only) - Import parse_python_version_for_runtime/parse_node_version_for_runtime - Convert '>=3.14,<3.15' -> '3.14' before use - bench_app.py already did this correctly Layer 2: Quote bash tokens (both files, defense in depth) - Use shlex.quote() on all uv command arguments - Prevents shell metacharacters (<, >, ^, etc) from being interpreted - Generated commands safe: uv python install 'cpython-3.14' Fixes migration error: bash: line 10: 3.15: No such file or directory bash: line 13: 3.15*: No such file or directory Before: uv python install cpython->=3.14,<3.15 (bash treats <3.15 as redirect) After: uv python install 'cpython-3.14' (parsed + quoted = safe) Files changed: - frappe_manager/migration_manager/migrations/migrate_0_19_0.py - Parse raw version from config before use - Quote package names in uv python install - Quote glob patterns in ls commands - frappe_manager/site_manager/modules/bench_app.py - Quote package names in uv python install (defense in depth) - Quote directory names in uv venv --python
- Add auto-streaming mode that returns SubprocessOutput while displaying live output - Use itertools.tee() to split iterator for display and capture - Add use_original_implementation parameter to docker_command decorator - Convert methods to use decorator: down, start, restart, stop, exec, ps, logs, run, cp - Change stream parameter default from False to None for auto-detection - Update migrate command to use spinner context manager and print_data - Pass output handler to MigrationBench for docker operation streaming This enables live docker output display in migrations while preserving the output for verification.
Update documentation links and site logo to new domain
- Introduce `--newrelic` and `--newrelic-license-key` options to `create` and `update` commands - Store NewRelic configuration in `BenchConfig` and pass environment variables to the web container - Implement `fm-web-server.sh` wrapper script to conditionally configure and run Gunicorn with NewRelic agent - Update supervisor configuration to execute the new Gunicorn wrapper script for the web process Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Remove explicit `_create_venv` method from `BenchApp` - Update `_install_python_deps_with_uv` to use `uv pip install -e` for individual apps - Add `recreate_python_env=True` flag to environment setup call Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
Add NewRelic APM integration and refactor Python dependency installation
- Add `is_service_profile_disabled` method to `ComposeFile` to check service profiles - Enhance `get_services_list` to optionally exclude services with 'disabled' profile - Update service startup and wait logic to respect disabled service profiles Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Introduce `db_info` variable for database server information - Modify `candidates` list to explicitly pass the relevant compose file manager instance for each service - Update the service loop to unpack the compose file manager and use it for profile disabling checks Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Add `exclude_disabled` argument to `get_services` to filter out services with the 'disabled' profile. - Enhance `is_service_profile_disabled` to correctly parse string profiles and handle non-dict service definitions. - Introduce optional `compose_file_manager` in `BenchSiteManager` for skipping health checks on disabled services. Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Introduce `TestServiceProfileDisabled` to verify profile handling - Add tests for `is_service_profile_disabled` with various profile configurations (string, list, mixed) - Add tests for `get_services_list` to ensure correct filtering of disabled services Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
…/checkout-6 build(deps): bump actions/checkout from 4 to 6
…/setup-python-6 build(deps): bump actions/setup-python from 5 to 6
…ps/action-gh-release-3 build(deps): bump softprops/action-gh-release from 2 to 3
…sh/setup-uv-7 build(deps): bump astral-sh/setup-uv from 5 to 7
Enhance service profile handling and availability checks
- Update main documentation link to point to the `/dev/` path - Modify all command-specific documentation links to include `/dev/` - Adjust general documentation site link to reflect the `/dev/` path
- Export `UV_PYTHON_INSTALL_DIR` environment variable - Specify `/workspace/frappe-bench/.uv/python` as the installation directory - Ensure `uv python install` installs Python to the designated path Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Update the version string for `MigrationV0190` class - Change version from `0.19.0` to `0.19.0.dev0` Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Upgrade multiple Python package dependencies in `uv.lock`. - Revamp installation instructions in `README.md` and docs for clarity. - Adjust local development setup by removing `--frozen` from `uv sync`. - Configure `zensical.toml` for improved documentation version management. Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Adjust Gunicorn worker calculation to factor in both CPU cores and available RAM for better resource allocation. - Introduce `gthread` worker class with configurable threads per worker, defaulting to `max(2, min(cpus, 4))`. - Automate the generation and patching of `newrelic.ini` with production-tuned settings for improved observability. - Implement Gunicorn `post_fork` hook to ensure New Relic agent properly registers in each worker process. Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
…ll script Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
Extracts NewRelic-specific supervisor config generation into a focused method, replacing the call to the broader setup_supervisor in the update flow. Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
Enable --drain-workers by default to prevent job interruption during restart. Workers now gracefully finish in-progress jobs before service restart. Use --no-drain-workers flag to force immediate restart when needed. Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
Update default timeout values from 300s to 0 (infinite) for migration and worker drain operations. This prevents premature aborts during long-running migrations or worker jobs in production environments. - Change migrate_timeout default from 300s to 0 (infinite) - Change drain_workers_timeout default from 300s to 0 (infinite) - Update help text to clarify that 0 means wait indefinitely - Add conditional timeout checks to only enforce when > 0 - Update documentation examples to reflect new safer defaults
- Implement `tag` method to tag a source image with a new target name - Implement `rmi` method to remove one or more Docker images by name or ID - Support streaming output and parameter conversion for both commands Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Add `DeserializationError` handling when fetching `job.func_name` for RQ workers - Attempt to extract the function name from raw job data using `pickle` if deserialization fails - Prevent crashes when `rq` job data refers to modules or functions that no longer exist - Display `[unresolvable]` for jobs whose modules or functions cannot be loaded Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Use `uv sync --frozen` in `.envrc` for stricter local dependency installation that matches the lock file exactly. - Add a guard in the web server script to exit with an error if New Relic is enabled but its configuration file is missing, preventing startup failures. - Refactor the `restart` command's `--drain-workers` option to use the modern `--[no-]drain-workers` syntax for Typer boolean flags. - Refresh the `uv.lock` file, updating package metadata and the lock file revision number. Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
- Replace complex `pickle` introspection with direct job attributes - Use `job.description` or `job.id` as a robust fallback for job identification - Improve error handling when a job's module can no longer be deserialized Signed-off-by: aloksingh <alokmilenium@gmail.com>
Update documentation, enhance Gunicorn, and refactor New Relic setup
Bumps [gitpython](https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython) from 3.1.47 to 3.1.49. - [Release notes](https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython/releases) - [Changelog](https://github.com/gitpython-developers/GitPython/blob/main/CHANGES) - [Commits](gitpython-developers/GitPython@3.1.47...3.1.49) --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: gitpython dependency-version: 3.1.47 dependency-type: indirect ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
build(deps): bump gitpython from 3.1.47 to 3.1.49
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This is a major release with significant improvements to CLI UX, SSL management, architecture refactoring, and Python/Node runtime modernization.
Breaking Changes
pyenv/nvmtouv/fnmfor Python and Node managementcertbotwithacme.shfor SSL certificate managementChanges
CLI/UX Improvements
Architecture & Configuration
SSL Management Overhaul
fm ssl acme-sh--forceand--dry-runoptionsUnit test and Integration tests
🎯 CLI Changes
Check each command example by running
fm <command> --helpfor more infoRemoved Options
--frappe-branch→ Use--apps frappe:version-15instead--ssl,--letsencrypt-email,--letsencrypt-preferred-challenge→ Usefm ssl addafter creationfm ssl deletecommand → Usefm ssl removeinsteadNew Options
fm create--apps,-a- Install apps (repeatable):--apps frappe:v16 --apps erpnext:v16--environment,-e- Environment type:devorprod--python- Python version:--python 3.11--node- Node version:--node 20--restart- Docker restart policyfm update--upload-limit- Set max file upload size:--upload-limit 500M--python/--node- Update runtime versions--add-alias/--remove-alias- Manage domain aliasesfm shell-c,--command- Execute command and exit:fm shell mybench -c "bench version"--bench-console- Open Frappe IPython consolefm restart--web,--workers,--redis,--nginx- Target specific services--container- Restart entire container--supervisor- Restart supervisor processes (faster)--force- Force immediate restartfm logs--service- Filter by service:--service nginx--follow,-f- Follow logs in real-timefm delete--yes,-y- Skip confirmation--delete-db-from-global-db- Control database deletionfm ssl(New Subcommands)add- Issue certificates with--challenge,--dry-run,--cname,--standalonerenew- Renew certificates with--force,--dry-run,--allremove- Remove certificateslist/info- View certificatesacme-sh- Direct acme.sh passthroughExamples:
Global Flags
--verbose,-v- Show detailed output (INFO level)--log-level- Set log level:debug|info|warning|error--non-interactive,-n- Disable prompts (CI/CD mode)--version,-V- Show versionOutput Control:
Migration Guide
fm migrate <benchname>Upgrading from v0.18.0
Important Notes
Full Changelog
For detailed commit history, see: v0.18.0...v0.19.0