Releases: borntyping/python-riemann-client
Releases · borntyping/python-riemann-client
Version 7.0.0: Long awaited fixes
What's Changed
- Relative imports + main module by @gvalkov in #29
- Fix for protobuf 3.2 by @srikiraju in #31
- Test TLL messages using floats, change --ttl type to FLOAT by @borntyping in #33
- Support client key/certificate for TLS connections by @node13h in #35
New Contributors
- @gvalkov made their first contribution in #29
- @srikiraju made their first contribution in #31
- @node13h made their first contribution in #35
Full Changelog: v6.3.0...v7.0.0
Version 6.0.0: Ignore default fields
This release fixes #19.
Python 3 support is still provided via protobuf-py3.
Version 5.1.0: Python 3 support
riemann-client will use Google's protobuf library when running under Python 2, and protobuf-py3 when running under Python 3. Python 3 support is experimental and is likely to use Google's protobuf once it supports Python 3 fully.
Version 5.0.0: Improved CLI, documentation
- Added API documentation (riemann-client.readthedocs.org)
- Replaced
argparsewithclickfor an improved CLI - Various command line parameters changed
--event-hostbecame--host--printwas removed,sendalways prints the sent event
- Minor fixes to
QueuedClientAPI UDPTransport.sendreturnsNone``instead ofNotImplemented`
Version 4.2.0: events() and --timeout
Version 4.1.2: Minor bugfixes
Fixed the --print and --tags command line options.
Version 4.1.0: Added missing features
Version 4.0.0: Packaged for CentOS
Added a specfile and Makefile for building RPMs, and relaxed the library dependencies to work with the versions CentOS 6 provides.
Version 3.0.2: Fix --event-host argument
Previous behaviour sent the riemann host, not the event host. This patch release fixes this.
Version 3.0.0: Query support and new name
- Renamed module from
riemanntoriemann_client - Support for querying the Riemann index was added
- Command line interface was rewritten, and is now the only part of the library that respects the
RIEMANN_HOSTandRIEMANN_PORTenvironment variables