- Improvements to display for restart backoff
- Fix a race condition affecting daemon restart (Richard Musiol)
- Dependency updates and build improvements
- Modd now has a built-in shell interpreter, which is used to execute commands by default. This means modd.conf files should now be fully portable.
- Subprocess execution has been revamped. We now send signals to process groups
on all platforms, which fixes issues with runners that don't pass signals on
to children (notably
go run). - Deprecate the
execshell variant. This is no longer needed now we have a built-in shell. - Add support for PowerShell on all platforms.
- Ensure that emitted relative paths start with "./"
- Minor bugfixes and updates
- Comprehensively reassess how we deal with paths and symlinks.
- Add escaping for @ in commands.
- Updates to docs and minor fixes
- Add an "indir" block option to control the execution directory for a block.
- Fix some formatting issues in notifications (thanks @stereosteve).
- Modd no longer exits when there are script errors on first run. Instead, blocks with errors will be progressively started when there are applicable changes.
- +onchange option to prep commands tells modd skip execution on startup, and run only when there's a detected change. (thanks Thomas B Homburg [email protected])
- @shell magic variable to switch the shell used to execute commands. Current options are "bash" and "exec". (thanks Daniel Theophanes [email protected])
- Modd now uses an exponential backoff strategy for daemon restarts (Josh Bleecher Snyder [email protected])
- Bugfix: Fix a format string issue that could cause some program output on the console to be corrupted. (thanks Yoav Alon [email protected])
- Windows support - thanks to @mattn for getting the ball rolling
- Fix a serious bug that prevented recursive watching on Linux
- Show full, variable expanded commands in logs
- Use slash-delimited paths throughout, even on Windows
- Properly handle CRLF line endings in config files
- Many, many small bugfixes and improvements