v2.3.3

Fixed

• #31: configcat flag-v2 value show --json returns an empty object.

v2.3.2

Removed

• /file scan timeout. Upon scanning, each file reading task had a timeout set (1 min). With too many tasks running parallel, while a task's timeout counter started ticking, its execution remained in a suspended state. Eventually, it was cancelled due to the timeout, even if it was supposed to work on a fairly small file, so nothing really justified the cancellation. Now, only the whole scanning process has a timeout (30 min), and the /file timeouts were removed.

v2.3.1

Fixed

• When the directory passed to the scan command had a trailing slash, it caused an issue with the ignore glob patterns. Now, it's working with and without a trailing slash.

v2.3.0

Added

• More glob patterns to the default ignore list of the code reference scanning. (*.md, *.lock etc.)

Changed

• Order uploaded references by importance. (direct references take precedence over aliases)
• Max 150 reference is uploaded (/flag) from the ordered reference list.
• Scan warnings are printed to the standard output instead of the verbose logs. (timeout, max allowed char count /line reached)
• Increased scan timeouts:
  • For a single file: 10s -> 60s
  • For the whole scan process: 10min -> 30min
• System.Text.Json package was upgraded to v8.0.4 due to a security vulnerability.

v2.2.2

Fixed

• Removed the extra quote checks from usage pattern regexes upon code reference scanning.

v2.2.1

Fixed

• Previously, the direct flag key search was based on the result of the alias search because it was supposed to find the used feature flag keys. The newly added --usage-patterns option broke this functionality as it allows to define custom flag key formats without letting the alias collector know about them.

  So, if there was no alias for a key format defined in --usage-patterns, the scan yielded no results for that specific key.

  To fix this, the direct search is no longer based on only the flags in the alias result.

v2.2.0

Added

• Ability to pass custom flag key usage patterns to the scan command via a --usage-patterns command line arg or via the CONFIGCAT_USAGE_PATTERNS environment variable. For example to include feature flag keys as Ruby symbols (:flag_key):

  configcat scan <dir> --usage-patterns ":CC_KEY"
  

  CC_KEY is a placeholder that the scanner replaces with the actual feature flag key in the regex pattern.

v2.1.1

Fixed

• Because of the strict order of the alias pattern match groups, the scanning ignored those patterns where the alias group was after the CC_KEY placeholder.

  configcat scan <dir> --alias-patterns "wrapper\.get_value\(CC_KEY\)\.then\((\w+) =>"
  

v2.1.0

Added

• Manage webhook commands.
• Product preferences show/update commands.
• Prompt for reason argument upon flag value changes when it's required to set on the given environment.
• List/delete pending invitation commands.
• --alias-patterns option for the scan command to describe custom regex patterns for alias matching.

v2.0.1

Added

• --reason parameter to flag update commands.