Use nsis to create an installer for Windows user. It installs the binary
for the user (for now) and set the Path to access katenary binary from
cmd or Powershell.
- Windows defender says that UPX compressed files are virus
(https://github.com/upx/upx/issues/437) so I stop using this for
Windows. Sorry, you will download a huge binary
- Windows, one more time, stop making the binary working when it's
stripped. Then, one more time, I cannot reduce the binary size
I'm thinking very seriously about no longer offering support for Windows
and letting people compile Katenary on their own.
UPX can compress binaries from 22Mo to 7Mo on Linux / Windows and 14Mo
on MacOS. Let's use it to reduce binary size.
I don't know why it doesn't work on FreeBSD.
- better gomarkdown generation that now fixed the escaped strings, no
need to use pandoc anymore
- added workflow image
- upgraded versions of mkdocs requirements
Use compose-go https://github.com/compose-spec/compose-go to make Katenary parsing compose file the official way.
Add labels:
- `volume-from` (with `same-pod`) to avoid volume repetition
- `ignore` to ignore a service
- `mapenv` (replaces the `env-to-service`) to map environment to helm variable (as a template string)
- `secret-vars` declares variables as secret values
More:
- Now, environment (as secret vars) are set in values.yaml
- Ingress has got annotations in values.yaml
- Probes (liveness probe) are improved
- fixed code to optimize
- many others fixes about path, bad volume check, refactorisation, tests...
* Update command added
* Ensure that the upgraded version is really greater
* Update command should not update prerelease
* Minor presentation changes
* Fix command generation in containers from docker-compose file
- Refactored service creation
* Place the full command to the "cmd" package
* Update cobra to v1.4.0
* Updated build and release creation
* Created an install script
* Add more doc
* Add some tests...
* Add a test directive in Makefile
