07 Oct 2015, 10:36

goiardi version 0.10.1 - Presto, su! Mario!

Ah, Tosca, you will pay for this release most dearly!

The new goiardi version 0.10.1 is just another bugfix release, but there’s a lot of stuff in here. It should all lead to an all around smoother goiardi experience.

Binaries are available on the release page, and packages for Debian wheezy, Ubuntu 14.04, and Raspbian are at the goiardi packagecloud repo.

From the CHANGELOG:

* Fix some tests
* Scripts, configuration files for more efficient packaging
* circleci integration
* Bomb on importing data if public keys don't validate. (thanks jordi and 
  DQEbert for bringing this to my attention.)
* Validate older PKCS#1 keys -- golang's stdlib pukes on them without some
  massaging. (thanks jordi and DQEbert for bringing this to my attention.)
* Fix reindexing - databags were not being reindexed with the postgres search,
  and the SaveItem calls were moved to goroutines; otherwise, the request
  from knife would time out and knife would restart the reindex.
* Allow '.' in cookbook names; despite what an error chef-pedant is looking
  for, those are allowed. (thanks jordi and DQEbert for bringing this to my 
  attention.)
* Make the authentication lib more general (thanks theckman)
* Output the version of golang used to build a particular goiardi binary
  (again, thanks theckman)
* The changed hostname in URLs to download bug didn't get fixed in 0.7.1 quite
  all the way after all. It is now. (Thanks to oker1 for bringing that to my
  attention.)
* Fixed search tests to pass when run using more than one processor. (Brought
  to my attention by theckman.)
* Fixed a deadlock that could happen when saving an in-mem index to disk at
  the exact moment an object was being indexed. Seems to be specific to
  go1.5.1 (or at least it never happened before that I saw), but needs fixed
  anyway. (Also brought to my attention by theckman.)
* Fixed broken pipe errors with too large requests when running chef-pedant
  against goiardi built with go 1.5.1.
* Update some docs.

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