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@benjih benjih released this 28 Nov 14:15
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Its been two weeks since the release of Hoverfly v0.9.0 and we are ready for the next release. This version features many smaller changes to hoverctl to make it easier to use.

hoverctl destination

We've introduced the destination command to hoverctl. This will return the destination being used by the running Hoverfly instance. Much like the other hoverctl commands, you can also use this to set the destination. Also, Hoverfly will now match the destination against full URLs, both destination and path.

hoverctl destination '<regex>'

For more information on setting the destination Filtering destination

hoverctl support for custom certificate and key files

Previously, if you wanted to use a certificate and key which were different than the defaults, you would have to launch Hoverfly manually. With this version, we've introduced the --certificate and --key flags to hoverctl.

hoverctl start --certificate /path/to/certificate.pem --key /path/to/key.pem

For more information on new flags Hoverctl flags

hoverctl can disable TLS

Much like the certificate and key values, if you wanted to disable TLS verification on Hoverfly, this could only be done by providing a flag to the Hoverfly binary. Hoverctl now supports this functionality when starting an instance of Hoverfly.

hoverctl start --disable-tls

For more information on new flags Hoverctl flags

New config for hoverctl config.yaml

All of these new flags introduced in this version of hoverctl have been included in the config.yaml. By default, hoverctl will always check the config.yaml and use any configuration to start Hoverfly. If for example, you always disable TLS verification, instead of providing the flag each time, you could just edit the config file to include hoverfly.tls.disable: true.

For more information on new flags Hoverctl configuration

New config command

If you are unsure of the configuration that hoverctl is using, we've added a new command to find out. Calling the config command in hoverctl will now report the location of the config.yaml that it is using as well as printing the configuration that is being used.

hoverctl config

For more information on new command Hoverctl config

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