nginx-1.29.3 mainline version has been released.
nginx-1.29.3 mainline version has been released.
nginx-1.29.3 mainline version has been released.
njs-0.9.4 version has been released, featuring HTTP forward proxy support for ngx.fetch() API in http and stream.
nginx-1.29.2 mainline version has been released.
njs-0.9.2 version has been released, featuring HTTP keepalive support for ngx.fetch() API in http and stream.
nginx-1.29.1 mainline version has been released.
nginx-1.29.0 mainline version has been released, featuring Early Hints support.
nginx-1.28.0 stable version has been released, incorporating new features and bug fixes from the 1.27.x mainline branch Β β including memory usage and CPU usage optimizations in complex SSL configurations, automatic reβresolution of hostnames in upstream groups, performance enhancements in QUIC, OCSP validation of client SSL certificates and OCSP stapling support in the stream module, variables support in the proxy_limit_rate, fastcgi_limit_rate, scgi_limit_rate, and uwsgi_limit_rate directives, the proxy_pass_trailers directive, and more.
nginx-1.29.3 mainline version has been released.
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We are pleased to announce the availability of a preview of the MariaDB 12.2 series. MariaDB 12.2 will be a rolling release. MariaDB 12.2 introduces numerous new features, in particular Compatibility features Miscellaneous Download MariaDB 12.2 preview Thanks, and enjoy MariaDB!
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njs-0.9.2 version has been released, featuring HTTP keepalive support for ngx.fetch() API in http and stream.
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This is the last version of Companion to support macOS 11. Starting with Companion 4.2 you will need to be running macOS 12 or later.
This release focuses on polishing the UI.
A major addition is "collections" β a way to group connections, triggers, or custom variables so you can manage or enable/disable them together. Collections make organising complex setups and toggling related items during events much easier.
We also made a number of small adjustments to improve clarity and flow, such as reworking table layouts in many places.
These changes prioritise organisation and usability so you can work more quickly.
On each button or trigger you can now define local variables. These variables are scoped to that single button or trigger β they do not exist outside of it. Local variables can be configured in a few ways:
A key point: not all actions and feedbacks support local variables. Supported items will show a globe icon to indicate compatibility. We're working to broaden support; modules will add compatibility over time and further improvements are planned for 4.2.
Expressions let you build more complex configurations and transform data flowing into or out of connections. They allow you to normalise, combine, or conditionally modify values before they're consumed or sent.
The new Expression Variables page lets you define variables computed from expressions. These can be referenced wherever connection or custom variables are accepted; their value is calculated from the expression you provide.
Expression variables can:
Notes:
Companion now supports custom backup rules, allowing you to schedule backups, and keep more restore points.
You can pick how often to run, where to store them, choose how many to keep (auto-pruned), and select the file format.
Tip: Saving backups to a synced folder (Dropbox, OneDrive, or similar), automatically keeps an off-site copy β great for extra safety and easy access across machines.
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nginx-1.29.1 mainline version has been released.