Releases: nexcode/rpcplatform
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v1.6.1
05 Dec 22:53
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Updated load balancer logic for better stability and improved error handling by enforcing strict validation on resource names and etcd prefixes.
v1.6.0
26 Nov 20:11
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The internal load balancer now uses endpointsharding + pickfirst instead of balancer/base. All dependencies have also been updated.
v1.5.1
06 Nov 12:11
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Internal improvements related to using a single balancer builder for all clients instead of creating a new one for each client.
v1.5.0
30 Oct 12:31
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Added aliases for some types from internal folder and a small API update related to this.
v1.4.0
29 Oct 13:28
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Breaking changes to the API (all examples updated ) and other internal improvements. A new Lookup method has been added that allows you to get attributes of running servers by name.
update otel/semconv from v1.34.0 to v1.37.0
all other dependencies are updated
v1.3.6
04 Aug 20:30
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Fixed an issue where OpenTelemetry injection wasn't applied to clients
v1.3.5
04 Aug 14:55
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update otel/semconv from v1.30.0 to v1.34.0
all other dependencies are updated
added SchemaURL and ServiceInstanceID attributes to resource
added Container detector to resource
v1.3.4
05 May 15:03
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update otel/semconv from v1.27.0 to v1.30.0
all other dependencies are updated
v1.3.3
30 Jan 23:24
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Part of stateWatcher code has been moved to stateInit, which is now called before grpc.NewClient
v1.3.2
30 Jan 18:11
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Added async control for resolver.UpdateState call in cases where etcd provides updates more frequently than the resolver can apply them