v0.4.1 Capricious Clownfish

Mostly a bugfix release. Short summary:

• Fixed a bunch of crashes and smaller bugs.
• Fixed build issues and changed the build system to Magefile.
• Add a --offline flag to a bunch of sub commands.
• ...

See the CHANGELOG for a lot more details.

v0.4.0 Capricious Clownfish

New feature release with the following main features:

• New, shiny browser based UI (see below for screenshot).
• New event subsystems for "realtime" updates.
• A running IPFS daemon can be used now.
• Reworked pinning strategy.
• Reworked documentation.
• ...

See the CHANGELOG for a lot more details.

v0.3.0 Galloping Galapagos

Followup release to v0.2.0.

This releases the newly written Gateway feature. See the CHANGELOG for more details.

This release does not have any binary release.

v0.2.0 Baffling Buck

This is the first release of brig to a slightly larger audience.
It is released under the motto "it's 80% finished!"
It still has a few rough edges, but unless you trust it as primary data source (don't do that!) it
should be safe to play around with. After all, it needs YOU (yes, you!) to make it past the beta phase.

You can find more details about brig in the documentation as always.

The development of brig has reached a point where it does not make any sense
anymore to develop it without any help from the community. I hope to find some
users (read: crash dummies) that help me see issues with the current design of
brig, its ongoing development and my possible tunnel vision. I'm of course also
happy with any help regarding development, be it pull requests or discussions.

There are currently many areas that deserve to be worked on:

• Validate how IPFS is used and fix any bad usage patterns.
• Error handling regarding remotes and network timeouts.
• Performance in transferring files can have big timeouts.
• Making progress information available when "downloading" a file.
• Feature: Live-changes through PubSub. The base for this feature is already implemented.
• For more and "bigger" ideas, see the ROADMAP

Performance is currently really a constraint to make it smooth. A lot of
brig was developed while commuting in the train, therefore I spend more
time on offline operations than on fiddling with network setups (try that while
sitting in a train 😏). I'm sure you guys will find quite a lot for improvement,
especially regarding transfer speed.

v0.1.0-beta - No name

This release marks the very first milestone towards a production ready version of brig.

🍾 😁 🎉

All documented features are implemented, but still are buggy. Bug requests and bug fixes are welcome!
Please view the documentation to get started:

http://brig.readthedocs.io/en/latest

DISCLAIMER: THIS IS UNSTABLE SOFTWARE. DO NOT USE IT FOR PRODUCTION DATA.
IT WILL EAT YOUR FILES IN CREATIVES WAYS.

This release was presented on the Linux Presentation Day in Augsburg 2018.