Releases: owncloud-archive/news-updater
Releases · owncloud-archive/news-updater
news-updater (9.0.1)
Bugfixes
- Fix bug that would prevent running the updater on some systems, #4
news-updater (9.0.0)
Breaking Changes
- Require Python 3.4 or greater
- Config files are now validated. Unknown config keys will throw an error and abort the updater
- The --testrun command line argument was removed in order to officially support starting the updater using your cron. Use --mode singlerun instead
Bugfixes
- Fix bug that would exit update in singlerun mode when an error occurred during update
- Fix bug that would not run the after cleanup command in cli mode and would therefore never remove old articles
Improvements
- Added a --mode parameter which allows you to run the updater using a cron. You have to ensure that only one instance run at a time however (e.g. using SystemD timers)
- Added automated tests which cover the full functionality
news-updater (8.5.0)
Improvements
- Command line parameters will now override config parameters in case both are present
- Remove testrun from allowed config parameters
Bugfixes
- Fix bug that would not parse integer and boolean values in config file properly
news-updater (8.4.0)
Improvements
- Add a console and config parameter for setting a custom php.ini path
- Add support for API v2 which is in draft phase
news-updater (8.3.1)
Bugfixes
- Get rid of the requirements.txt missing warning when install the lib
- If a JSON parsing error happens, create a more helpful error message
news-updater (8.3.0)
Improvements
- Get rid of the python-requests dependency. The library now needs zero dependencies and can be used very easily.
owncloud-news-updater (8.2.6)
Miscellaneous
- Move the updater from the News repository
- Publish the app on pypi so it can be installed using pip
- Require Python 3.2 as minimum Python version
- Remove outdated rpm installation script
- Remove platform dependant Makefile commands, use setuptools directly
- Remove outdated rpm spec file
- Remove platform dependant systemd unit file, since it varies too much depending on the distribution. Instead describe how to create a unit file in the README.rst