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Release Notes

All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file. This project adheres to Semantic Versioning.

1.5.1

Security

  • Bumped manager dependencies to resolve High-severity advisories: cryptography (46.0.7 → 50.0.0), pyjwt (2.12.1 → 2.13.0), and python-multipart (0.0.26 → 0.0.27).

Bugfixes

  • The logs viewer no longer goes blank over time. The manager reused a single Docker log client whose connections leaked whenever a live-follow log stream was closed, so eventually every log request would hang and the page rendered empty. Each log request now uses its own client, released when the stream ends.

1.5.0

New Features

  • Logs viewer: in-page search with match highlighting and a match count, one-click export of the full log to a file, and a responsive full-screen console (both service and manager logs).
  • Dashboard polish: wider Services panel with a slim, self-explanatory Notifications rail; LOGS/DOCS rendered as clear buttons with keyboard focus rings; content biased to the top with a small capped gap; and denser service rows so more services fit without scrolling.

Bugfixes

  • Logs export and search now return the actual log instead of a validation error (the view no longer requests the invalid tail=all).
  • Stabilized the flaky test_read_timerange SDK test (a concurrent database clean could trim rows mid-test).

1.4.0

New Features

  • Redesigned web UI: a modern dark login, dashboard, and a streaming logs view with a Follow / auto-scroll toggle (for both service and manager logs). Fully self-contained — no external CDNs or hot-linked assets.

Changed

  • Modernized the manager and SDK dependency stack and moved to Python 3.12.

Bugfixes

  • Docker Engine 29 compatibility: daeploy ls, the dashboard, and service inspection no longer return HTTP 500 on hosts using the newer Docker storage drivers.

Breaking

  • Dropped Python 3.9. Building services requires the Python 3.12 daeploy/s2i-python builder image (release 0.1.3).

1.3.0

Daeploy goes Open Source and free to use for any purpose!

New Features

  • It is no longer necessary to activate Daeploy with a license to get indefinite access

1.2.0

New Features

  • New admin only API functionality to manage users. Users no longer tied to the license
  • CLI commands for user management
  • Improved logging for s2i errors

1.1.1

New Features

  • Daeploy now uses a custom s2i builder image which makes daeploy images much smaller.

Bugfixes

  • Fixed bug where sometimes the image tag would not be saved in the image tar file when deploying local images

1.1.0

New Features

  • Added the option to deploy from a local docker image with the CLI.
  • Added the option to keep the docker image when killing services
  • Added links to service paths to the dashboard
  • Improved redirecting of urls after logging in
  • Added disable_http_logs argument to service.add_parameter

Bugfixes

  • Solved critical authentication bug when restarting manager with new settings

1.0.2

  • Changed database cleaning to be made periodically to keep database writes fast
  • Added DAEPLOY_SERVICE_DB_CLEAN_INTERVAL service environment variable to control clean interval
  • Added manager notification if service.call_every call takes longer than period
  • Cleaned up the daeploy init service

UI changes

  • Updated dashboard with new logo
  • Updated documentation with new logo

1.0.1

Bugfixes

  • Fixed a bug with mail notifications when timer is active
  • Fixed a bug when service table names contain special characters
  • Fixed a bug when streaming logs on firefox

1.0.0

Official release. The product is deemed ready for use in a production setting.