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+== Version 0.12.0
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+This is the third Alpha release, issued as a follow-up to the previous Alpha
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+releases. It contains a number of minor improvements.
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+
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+Changes:
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+ * A new "--ignore-unstarted" option to dinitctl, causing it to return success
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+ when attempting to restart a service which is not started (including when
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+ no service description for it exists).
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+ * Add an "always-chain" service option, so that chaining to another service
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+ (as specified via the "chain-to" setting) becomes unconditional.
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+ Feature contributed by Alexander Sherikov.
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+ * Add support for multiple service directories to be specified (via multiple
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+ --services-dir options).
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+ Feature contributed by Alexander Sherikov.
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+ * Improve control socket creation / stale socket removal. Previously, a
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+ system instance would unconditionally unlink a pre-existing socket file,
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+ and non-system instances would fail if a pre-existing socket file existed
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+ (even if it was not active, i.e. no dinit instance was accepting
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+ connections on it). Now, if there is an existing socket file, dinit will
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+ attempt to connect to it, and will refuse to start if this succeeds, or
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+ unlink it otherwise. Unfortunately this cannot be done atomically, so it
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+ should not be relied on as a general means to prevent more than one
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+ instance of dinit from starting.
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+
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== Version 0.11.0
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This is a second Alpha release, issued as a follow-up to the previous Alpha
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Davin McCall