$npx -y @buildinternet/releases show rel_dDU64G5HwQx_BIO9RLBcn
[5.11.0] - 2020-03-17
Added:
Relay now sets the header X-Accel-Buffering: no on all streaming responses. If you are using Nginx as a proxy in front of Relay, this tells Nginx to pass streaming data through without buffering; if you are not using Nginx, it has no effect. (#90)
Fixed:
When using a persistent data store such as Redis, if the database was unavailable when Relay initially started and made its first stream connection, a bug caused Relay to give up on retrying and remain in a failed state. This has been fixed so that it will retry the stream connection once it detects that the database is available again (or, if using infinite caching mode, it will leave the same stream connection open and write the already-cached data to the database).
When Prometheus metrics were enabled, Relay was exposing /debug/pprof/ endpoints from Go's net/http/pprof on the port used by the Prometheus exporter (prior to v5.6.0, these were also exposed on the main port). These were not part of the Prometheus integration and have been removed, and Relay no longer uses net/http/pprof.
CI builds now verify that Relay builds correctly in all supported Go versions (1.8 through 1.14).