v0.3.0

Fixes

• Fixed typo in fcgi config
• Fixed typo in supervisord config with minfds and minprocs, thanks to @peefourtee
• Typo in README fixed thanks to @hopkinsth
• Removed refreshonly from pip_install exec resource
• Number of syntax fixes thanks to puppet lint

Important Changes

• Lots of input validation has been added PLEASE check your config works before upgrading!
• Changed init_extras naming to defaults and cleaned things up.
• Starting and stopping apps is now done with supervisorctl commands to avoid service restarts

Other Changes

• CSV functions now order things consistently
• Included description for classes and functions
• Expanded spec testing built with Travis CI
• Added beaker acceptance tests
• Added greater validation of various parameters
• Added coverage reporting for resources

To-Do

• Add support for additional OS families such as Solaris.

v0.2.3

Fixes:

• Fixed large bug on debian wheezy where /var/run is changed from a symlink to a directory causing all pids to be inaccessible breaking lots of services

v0.2.2

Fixes:

• Fixed syntax error in README examples and tests

v0.2.1

Fixes:

• Fixed user params in templates
• Added missing environment support in main supervisord.conf

v0.2.0

Feature Complete Release

• Added Eventlistener template and function
• Added FGCI-Program template and function
• More consistent log naming and fixed missing new lines

v0.1.1

Fixes:

• Missing '=' in template tags when using certain parameters
• Added log file default to program define to avoid /tmp being used when not specified
• Fixed logic when not using environment variables in program

v0.1.0

First Release - v0.1.0

Complete:

• Installs supervisor using pip provider
• Option to install setuptools and pip
• Configures init script for RedHat & Debian os families
• Templates and functions for programs and groups
• All parameters configurable for
  • supervisord
  • programs
  • groups

ToDo:

• Templates and functions for fgci-program and eventlisteners
• Spec tests for custom functions and classes
• Add support for other init systems
  • FreeBSD
  • Solaris
  • Amazon (Probably working already)