Releases: hivecom/docker-control
Releases · hivecom/docker-control
Release list
v1.1.2
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Docker Control v1.1.2
Changes
Game Server Queries (main feature line)
- Add Source game server query implementation (
c6ba1f5) - Add Minecraft server query protocol (
09a0633) - Support Source player list and unify query types (
6bf41d3) - Add GameSpy1, Satisfactory, Factorio query support (
e4cfb85) - Add
unstable-netflags and log query errors (df442b4)
Logs
- Make logs endpoint return raw data instead of JSON (
03de2d8,4d1cec9) - Add support for
sincelogs parameter (38d7783) - Add
from/tolog selection query parameters (aad66de)
Fixes
- Fix container status
startedretrieval using created timestamp (ec460eb) - Use application version to build (
da7b653) - Better description for development non-tagged version (
b3e6b81)
CI / Build
- Bump GitHub Actions to v6 and v2 (
d58024f) - Stop version workflow self-triggering loop (
c74b31e) - Configure + move SSH deploy key in workflows (
e36d9c5,c5f8b3c)
Docs
- Wrap long source description in README (
3fca2ba) - Change README order of contents (
32bf75e)
Installation
Download the appropriate tarball for your platform and extract it:
tar -xzf docker-control-linux.tar.gzThen move the binary to a location in your PATH or use the provided system setup script:
sudo ./system/systemd/docker-control-setup.shSee the README for more detailed instructions.
v1.0.1
Docker Control v1.0.1
- chore: bump version to 1.0.1 (a04d9b5)
- Add CLI functionality, versioning & releasing (34055dd)
- Clarify use of log query parameter & reduce usage table size (6e8ffec)
- Add NGINX configuration (e0b969a)
- Adjust systemd and NGINX configuration (e61e37c)
- Merge branch 'main' of github.com:hivecom/docker-control (6c81d56)
- Add NGINX & systemd configurations (e8fbeeb)
- Fix order of operations for middleware & add ratelimit map cleanup (5e5c67f)
- Commit working Hono and Deno app project code (7d4c3d7)
- Initial commit (ea65933)
Installation
Download the appropriate tarball for your platform and extract it:
tar -xzf docker-control-linux.tar.gzThen move the binary to a location in your PATH or use the provided system setup script:
sudo ./system/systemd/docker-control-setup.shSee the README for more detailed instructions.