0.11.2

• [Changed] Start using GO 1.12, enabled TLS 1.3: #29

0.11.1

• Fix the issue with empty client address in the case of a DOH request
• Fix --version command

0.11.0

• [Added] --version command-line argument: #26
• [Changed] upstream.AddressToUpstream declaration: #27
• [Fixed] Resolution behaviour for multiple upstreams: #23
• [Fixed] Android: dnsproxy creates dozens connections to DOH upstream on startup: #25

0.10.1

• [Added] --all-servers command-line argument enables dnsmasq-like behavior: using parallel queries to speed up resolving by querying all upstream servers simultaneously: #17
• [Added] An option to capture panic stack trace on Android: #24
• [Fixed] Bootstrapper uses the first resolved IP only: #18
• [Fixed] TestUpstream is no more exported by gobind: #22

v0.10.0

• [Added] Multiple bootstrap/fallback addresses: #16

The mobile interface was changed as well in order to allow using multiple bootstrap and fallback addresses.

v0.9.14

A few more fixes:

• Fixed timeout behavior: #15
• Fixed upstream rotation algorithm: #12
• Fixed mobile API: #14
• Accept bootstrap address without port: #13

v0.9.13

Fixing #11. In some cases, it is important to explicitly configure HTTP2 for an HTTP transport.

v0.9.12

Minor bugfix - #8
unlicense -> apache

v0.9.11

• Added DNS-over-HTTPS server. dnsproxy can now be used as a DNS-over-HTTPS and/or DNS-over-TLS server, check the examples here: https://github.com/AdguardTeam/dnsproxy#encrypted-dns-server
• Updated dependencies and logging library
• Fixed an issue with handling truncated responses in the case of DNSCrypt and plain DNS upstreams: #6
• Travis now builds dnsproxy binaries for Linux/Mac/Win and attaches them to Github releases
• Fixed Android library build issues with the latest NDK version

v0.9.10

• [Fixed] DNS-over-TLS upstream fails randomly: #3
• [Fixed] Crash on a request with invalid number of questions: #4
• [Fixed] Cloudflare DoH server fails bug: #5