v0.1.2

• ComputeTargetHTTPProxy, ComputeBackendService, ComputeFirewall, ComputeUrlMap resources
• Samples updates for newly added resources, as well bigtablecluster, bigtableinstance, iampolicy

v0.0.10

• add support for ComputeSubNetwork and Service Account Key resources
• add support for setting KMSKeyRing policies through IAMPolicy
• add deprecation description for deprecated fields in CRDs
• lower reconcile frequency to 10 minutes
• add project-level IAMPolicy example

v0.0.9

• add support for SQLUser
• update SQLInstance and SQLDatabase to v1alpha3
  • This is a backwards-incompatible change; if you are trying to upgrade, you will need to remove the sqlinstances.sql.cnrm.cloud.google.com and sqldatabases.sql.cnrm.cloud.google.com CRDs first before following the installation instructions. Note that this will delete the underlying resources on GCP, so if you want to ensure they are kept, please follow the resource abandonment instructions first.

v0.0.8

• add support for setting IAMServiceAccount policies through IAMPolicy
• add support for PubSubTopic and PubSubSubscriptions labels passing through to GCP
• stability fixes when large numbers of calls to GCP are failing
• drop labels with KRM-style prefix before sending to GCP
• add support for KMSKeyRing
• does not call to GCP until referenced resources are Ready

v0.0.7

Improved resource creation/reconciliation stability
Added ComputeFirewall, ComputeNetwork, ContainerCluster resource
Updated user guide to new resources, fix installation command, added FAQ section on whether config connector Alpha can be used in production

v0.0.6

• adds support for Compute Health Checks and IAM Service Accounts
• updates samples to new API versions

v0.0.5

Release notes:
add missing licenses
raise the registration controller worker count

v0.0.4

Release notes:

• mapping GCP resources back to KRM no longer breaks if there are unknown fields

v0.0.3

Improving integration tests
Adding locationType field to bucket storage API

v0.0.2

Release notes:

• "managed-by-cnrm" label is now attached to the underlying GCP resource when acquiring existing resources