gsctl v0.27.0

New features

• Allow having no Master Availability Zone on Azure nodepools clusters. (#601)
• Allow scaling nodepools to 0 nodes. (#599)

gsctl v0.26.0

New features

• Added a new --releases flag to the upgrade cluster command to specify which release to upgrade the cluster to.

gsctl v0.25.0

New features

• Display information about Kubernetes versions that are no longer supported, or versions that will become unsupported soon (#594)

Minor changes

• Don't encourage the usage of pre-release versions (#596)

gsctl v0.24.4

Minor changes

• Change example Azure node pool VM Size. (#593)
• Temporarily remove support for Azure node pool autoscaling. (#595)

gsctl v0.24.3

Minor changes

• Validate if node pool is actually changed before sending the update API request. (#590)

gsctl v0.24.2

New features

• Added global --silence-http-endpoint-warning which allows silencing warnings emitted when using an non https endpoint url (#582)

Other changes

• Updated internals to use Kubernetes 1.18 libs (#584)
• gsctl is now compiled using go version 1.15.2 (#586)
• Fixed a typo in create kubeconfig flag description (#585)

gsctl v0.24.0

New features

• Added JSON formatted output via --output flag to gsctl create cluster, gsctl create kubeconfig and gsctl delete cluster to make automation use cases easier
• It is now possible to specify the release version with a v in gsctl create cluster
• Allow m5.8xlarge, m5.12xlarge, m5.16xlarge, m5.24xlarge, r5.xlarge, r5.4xlarge, r5.8xlarge and r5.12xlarge instance types in cluster creation on AWS

Fixes

• Fixed an issue which made it difficult to create clusters with --endpoint and --auth-token flags
• gsctl list clusters now returns [] instead of null when called with --output json for empty cluster lists
• gsctl list releases no longer omits the active attribute for non-active releases when called with --output json

gsctl v0.23.2

New features

• Add support for new node pool attributes related to spot instances and using alike instance types

gsctl v0.23.1

New features

• This gsctl release adds support for high availability Kubernetes masters which is available on AWS starting with release v11.4.0 (#554, #561). The changes in detail are:
  • gsctl create cluster now supports specifying multiple/single master nodes. Note: on AWS from v11.4.0, clusters will have multiple master nodes by default.
  • gsctl update cluster allows converting a single master cluster on AWS with release v11.4.0 and higher to a multi master cluster. Check the details for the --master-ha flag in the reference.
  • The gsctl show cluster command shows details on master nodes, including the number of nodes in Ready state and their availability zones.
• We added support for the Fish shell to the gsctl completion command. Add --help for instructions. (#558, #559)

Fixes

• Panic in gsctl list nodepools due to slice bounds out of range (#563)

gsctl v0.22.2

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Minor changes

• The info command now displays all the possible environmental variables. (#555)
• The cluster labels now use the same placeholder as other fields. (#556)

Bugfixes

• The scale cluster command --num-workers flag was no longer working after an update on the command flags. (#557)