Releases: pstadler/flightplan
Releases · pstadler/flightplan
0.6.20
This is a maintenance release ensuring compatibility with current major Node.js versions (#178, 🍻 @chris-ray-abis)
0.6.19
Fix a bug where fs.unlink
failed in newer versions of Node.js (#175, 🍻 @renarsvilnis)
0.6.18
This is a maintenance release ensuring compatibility with current major Node.js versions (#174, 🍻 @renarsvilnis)
0.6.17
This is a maintenance release ensuring compatibility with Node v4 (#166)
0.6.16
Fix a problem where prompts during authentication were still running after the connection to a remote host failed (#165).
0.6.15
The runtime object is now passed as second argument to the callback when using dynamic hosts configuration (#152, #153 - 🍻 @markbaird, @Glebka)
0.6.14
Updated dependencies to ensure compatibility with Node v6.
0.6.13
This finally fixes transport#sudo()
to work within different shells and environments. The only reliable way of running commands using sudo -i
is by piping them into bash, such as echo 'echo hello world' | sudo -i -u root bash
. This might seems to be the obvious solution, but then again why is sudo -i -u root bash -c 'echo foo;echo bar'
resulting in "bar" being printed, but "foo" is not?
http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-bash/2011-02/msg00095.html
Along the way, one should not forget to replace single quotes within single quotes with '\''
.
0.6.12
Another approach for fixing the issue with sudo commands being improperly escaped after 0.6.10 introduced more problems than it solved (#123, 🍻 @marcioamr, @zmillman)
0.6.11
This release reverts breaking changes introduced with 0.6.10 (:beers: @zmillman, @nikolay).