Want to find the finished tool right now? It’s open source so just go to Github.
Use up to date Javascript standards and features (ESM).I also had a bunch of a non-functional requirements: Pipe a log of a specific version to STDOUT, so it can be used by other tools.Automatically set the release date ( changelog release).Add an entry via the command line ( changelog add -minor -m "New feature").Reformat changelogs (a bit like prettify) ( changelog format).The tool should be able to do the following: If you are curious what kind of technologyĬhoices went into this, read on. I thought it would be handy to write a CLI tool that makes it a bit easier to I want to bringĪttention to the things that are the most important for the end-user, andįocus on the impact of the change to the user. The reason is that the audience for these is a bit different. You might think: isn’t Git also a log? Why * #427: Typescript types for the database schema are now auto-generated with `mysql-types-generator`. * Large numbers are now abbreviated with `K` and `M`. * The number of tokens issued is now displayed on the home page.
* OAuth2 service is almost entirely rewritten. * Fixed broken 'principal uri' in introspection endpoint response. This work is done to better support OAuth2 scopes in the future, and eventually OpenID Connect. * The service now keeps track when issuing access tokens, whether those tokens have used a `client_secret` or not, which `grant_type` was used to issue them and what scopes were requested. * #425: Using a `client_secret` is now supported with `authorization_code`, and it's read from either the request body or HTTP Basic Authorization header. For most users this is the largest table, someĭowntime may be expected while the server runs its migrations. This release has a database migration on the
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