v0.0.24

This release includes:

• Changes to all modules so that all secure parameters you pass in are not logged (#270)
• Changes to the console role so you can specify zones for a multi-zone cluster (#249)
• Document the requirement for Fabric v1.4.3 binaries and ensure that this version is used (#265)
• Update the documentation for all modules so examples are provided, and the documentation is complete

v0.0.23

This release includes:

• Changes to the tutorial to use vars_files in the Ansible playbooks instead of passing in the variable files using --extra-vars on the CLI (#250). This change makes it much easier to run the Ansible playbooks, and makes it easier to see which variable files and variables are used by each playbook.
• Updates to the console role to install the May fixpack for IBM Blockchain Platform v2.1.3 by default (#254).
• Changes to handle HTTP 404 Not Found errors when you delete resources in Kubernetes, but not in the IBM Blockchain Platform console (#253). When state: present, if this situation occurs, the orphaned component will be deleted from the IBM Blockchain Platform console before creating a new component (no data can be lost, because the Kubernetes resources have already been deleted).
• Changes to block the external_ordering_service module from orphaning resources in Kubernetes (#258).
• Changes to report useful errors when users are missing Python modules (for example, fabric-sdk-py) or binaries (for example, peer).

v0.0.22

This release includes:

• CRL (Certificate Revocation List) generation support for the organization module (#179). You need to provide both a certificate authority in the certificate_authority parameter and an identity in the new registrar parameter. This will generate a revocation_list parameter so you don't need to.
• The endorsing_organization and ordering_organization roles have been updated to enable CRL (Certificate Revocation List) generation support as above (#179).
• Updates to the Deploying a smart contract tutorial so that it covers the registration of an application identity, and the creation of a connection profile (#241).
• Some minor fixes to variable names and comments in the tutorial (#246).

v0.0.21

This release includes:

• Improved installation requirements (#228)
• Changes to the endorsing_organization and ordering_organization roles to separate CA creation from identity registration (#235)
• All names (organization names, peer names, etc) in the tutorial are now externalised via variables (#234)
• Various tutorial updates and fixes (#231, #233, #236, #232, #244)
• The console role can now accept a TLS secret name (#243)

v0.0.20

This release includes a new "joining a network" and "deploying a smart contract" tutorial (part of #223).

v0.0.19

This release includes improved installation instructions (#221) and a new "build a network" integrated into the documentation (part of #223) 📖

v0.0.18

This release includes:

• Support for specifying the name of the peer created by the endorsing_organization role (#160)
• Support for specifying the resources (CPU, memory) and storage for the certificate authorities, peers, and ordering services created by the endorsing_organization and ordering_organization roles (#211)
• Bash is now part of the sample Docker image, allowing you to run the tutorial.sh script within Docker (#214)
• Support for controlling the number of peers created by the endorsing_organization role (#161)
• A fix for removing external ordering services that have been imported into a console (#219)

v0.0.17

This release includes:

• Support for specifying Kubernetes zones for certificate authorities, peers, and ordering services when you are using a multi-zone cluster (#26, #27, #28)
• Support for specifying the certificate authority name when using the endorsing and ordering organization roles (#197, #198)
• Support for splitting the certificate authority chain properly into root and intermediate certificates; if you have an intermediate certificate authority, then this should build the correct organisation and MSP definition (#171)
• Updates to the build a network tutorial to increase the default timeout to 10 minutes, and to document how to set the variables in the three variable files (#202)
• A fix to enable updates to certificate authorities, peers, and ordering services to work correctly (#204)

v0.0.16

This release includes a fix for console deployment (#190), ensures that any existing enrolled identities are still valid (#193), and also sets valid certificates in the NodeOU configuration for an organization (#195) 🦖

v0.0.15

This release includes a fix for using free IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service clusters with the IBM Blockchain Platform (#187) ⚙️