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Releases: vmware-archive/transport-go
Releases · vmware-archive/transport-go
Transport v1.3.4
Transport v1.3.3
Change logs
Fixes
- (Plank) Inability to connect to STOMP server over TCP is now fixed (#42)
- (Transport) STOMP broker TCP listener's logic was improved to not throw errors during shutdown
New
- (Transport) Add SendBroadcastMessage() bus method (#41)
- (Transport) Add method to Message to cast to a given type (#43)
Changes/Improvements
- (Plank) Use better API provider for StockTickerService (#28)
Transport v1.3.2
Plank Change logs
Bugfixes and other changes
- Poor REST bridge performance was fixed
- Internal property to reference the bus instance was added for improved parallel test stability
Improvements
- You can now set "null" as a log destination value for
--access-log
,--output-log
and--error-log
flags to completely suppress logging for lower IO latency - Profiler runs at port 6060 at /debug/pprof/ with various profiles to debug your application with. See https://golang.org/doc/diagnostics to learn more about pprof
Transport v1.3.1
Change logs
Aesthetic & minor improvements
- Small improvements to Stock Ticker service (#21)
- Display new logo in ANSI image with Pixterm (#22)
- fix: exit properly when err is returned in sample app
New sample service for Plank
- Added a new simple-stream-service example (#23)
- Added new Joke Service to plank, AsyncAPI Contract build out and updates to headers. (#24)
Bugfixes and changes
Transport v1.3.0
Change logs
(new) Plank
- Plank is a lightweight server module available as part of Transport v1.3.0 that is written on top of Transport Go which makes writing a microservice a breeze
- Please check out README to read about Plank and to get started
STOMP server package fixes and improvements
- (new) Fabric server now emits STOMP session connect/disconnect events to an internal Bus channel so services could make actions based on those events
- (change) internal struct
connEvent
is made public to support the STOMP session event propagation - (fix) Subscribing to internal bus channels via WebSocket is now prohibited to protect internal communication from being exposed to clients
- (fix) Sending payloads to topic or queue channels from clients over WebSocket is now prohibited. Messages from the client should always be sent to /pub or /pub/queue channels.
Transport v1.2.0
NOTE: This release includes breaking changes
Change logs
Service Lifecycle Manager - #12
- (new) Ability to specify lifecycle hooks on Fabric Services via
ServiceLifecycleManager
. (prerequisite before Plank module can be merged into main branch)
Broker API improvements - #13
- (change)
BrokerConnectorConfig
updated with new options to allow customizing various parameters for broker connection such as TLS, STOMP heartbeat and extra headers for WebSocket upgrade and/or CONNECT message frames - (change)
BridgeClient
'sConnect()
method signature changed to accept*BrokerConnectorConfig
instead ofhttp.Header
for more precise controlling of connection and handshake behaviors - (change)
SendMessage()
signature onConnection
interface changed to specify the MIME type of the payload. To provide the same previous behavior a new method namedSendJSONMessage()
was added - (new) Frame handlers can now be specified as an optional list as the last parameters of the
SendMessage()
method to pre-process messages before sent over to the broker
Notes
- While
BridgeClient
'sConnnect()
method had a change in function signature, it is not encouraged for users to consume it directly. UseBrokerConnector
that handles low level details for you
Added new methods to Fabric core
Sending errors with headers and payloads were not defined as interfaces in the fabric core service (used for building bus based services). This corrects this, also the readme is updated, references to internal VMware hostnames have been removed.
Transport v1.0
Our initial release of Transport for golang v1.0