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v0.22.1

22 Oct 19:49
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This version comes with various bug fixes and updates Timoni to Kubernetes 1.31
To support the development of Timoni going forward please consider becoming a sponsor on GitHub.

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v0.22.0

28 Jun 09:49
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Timoni's CUE engine has been updated from v0.8.1 to v0.9.2.
To support the development of Timoni going forward please consider becoming a sponsor on GitHub.

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v0.21.0

24 Apr 09:44
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Timoni's CUE engine has been updated from v0.7.1 to v0.8.1.
To support the development of Timoni going forward please consider becoming a sponsor on GitHub.

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v0.20.0

05 Mar 12:23
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This release was made possible by the generous support of RawkodeAcademy 💟.
To support the development of Timoni going forward please consider becoming a sponsor on GitHub.

New Features

  • Referencing local modules in bundles - Timoni now supports referencing local modules in bundle files, allowing users to define a bundle that includes modules from the same repository using relative paths.
  • #ImagePullSecret - The #ImagePullSecret definition is now available in the Timoni's CUE schemas that can be used by module authors to generate Kubernetes Secrets of type kubernetes.io/dockerconfigjson.
  • Scoop and Proto installers - The Timoni CLI is now available as a Scoop package for Windows and as a Proto plugin for Linux, macOS and Windows.

New Documentation

  • Flux OCI sync - A guide on how to configure Flux to deploy workloads from OCI artifacts hosted on container registries.
  • Flux AIO upgrade - A guide on how to upgrade Flux AIO on Kubernetes clusters.

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Full Changelog: v0.19.0...v0.20.0

v0.19.0

21 Jan 10:35
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Timoni v0.19.0 comes with a new documentation section dedicated to learning CUE lang and authoring Timoni modules.

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New Commands

  • timoni mod init --blueprint - The init command now supports the --blueprint flag that allows initializing a module from a custom blueprint.

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Full Changelog: v0.18.0...v0.19.0

v0.18.0

21 Dec 21:16
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Timoni's CUE engine has been updated to v0.7.0.

New Features

  • Timoni CUE Schemas - New Timoni CUE schemas are available under the timoni.sh/core/v1alpha1 package that can be imported and used by module authors to generate Kubernetes metadata for components, image pull secrets, resource requirements and semantic version constraints.

New Commands

  • timoni artifact tag - Allow adding extra tags to OCI artifacts after publishing. This command can be used to move the latest tag for modules, in case the latest version needs to be retracted.
  • timoni mod vet - The vet command gains two new optional flags, --name and --values, that allow vetting a module with a custom name and values.
  • timoni --registry-insecure - All commands that perform pull and push operations gain a new optional flag, --registry-insecure, that allows connecting to container registry servers over plain HTTP or with self-signed certs.

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v0.17.0

28 Nov 19:35
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New Features

  • Multi-cluster deployments - Starting with this version, Timoni offers a declarative way of managing the delivery of applications across environments.
  • Flux AIO Distribution - Flux All-In-One is a lightweight Flux CD distribution made with Timoni for running the GitOps Toolkit controllers as a single deployable unit.
  • Helm interoperability - With Flux AIO, Timoni users can take full advantage of existing Helm charts by leveraging Flux's helm-controller and the Timoni flux-helm-release module.

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Full Changelog: v0.16.0...v0.17.0

v0.16.0

12 Nov 23:16
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New Features

  • Module caching - Timoni maintains a local cache of modules pulled from remote container registries to reduce network traffic and to speed up the bundle apply operations.

New Commands

  • timoni bundle vet - The vet command validates that a bundle and its runtime definition conforms with Timoni's schema. If the validation passes, Timoni will list all the instances found in the computed bundle. With --print-value, Timoni will write the Bundle computed value to stdout which is particular useful when debugging runtime attributes.

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Full Changelog: v0.15.0...v0.16.0

v0.15.0

29 Oct 16:33
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🎉 Timoni now has an official logo and a brand-new website homepage.

New Features

  • Bundle Secrets Injection - Timoni supports injecting secrets when deploying application from CI runner secret store, in-cluster secrets and SOPS encrypted files.
  • Running tests with Kubernetes Jobs - Timoni has the capability of running e2e tests after installing or upgrading a module instance. Module authors can define tests with Kubernetes Jobs and include those as the last stage of a module apply.
  • Update Timoni's CUE schemas - Module authors can now keep the Timoni's CUE schemas up-to-date using the timoni artifact pull command.

New Commands

  • timoni bundle status - The status command lists the instances managed by a Bundle, including their Module information, the container images referenced in the Module and the current status of all managed Kubernetes resources.
  • timoni inspect values - The inspect command prints the user-supplied values enabling reproducible instance builds based on the metadata stored in cluster.
  • timoni mod vet - The vet command verifies that a local module has a valid file structure and contains required schemas, then it builds and validates the resulting Kubernetes objects. When run with the --debug flag, the validation uses debug_values.cue instead of the default values, allowing vetting of modules with required values that don't have a default.

Breaking changes

  • Bundle delete command new format is timoni bundle delete <name>, the --namespace flag is now ignored and the -A flag was removed.

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Full Changelog: v0.14.2...v0.15.0

v0.14.2

08 Oct 15:12
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This patch release comes with improvements to bundle operations. At apply-time, all modules referred in a bundle are pulled from the registry before attempting the apply. At delete-time, the instances are uninstalled in reverse order, the first created instance is the last to be deleted from the cluster.

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Full Changelog: v0.14.1...v0.14.2