v0.2.0

Improvements

1. Migrated to github.com/alecthomas/kingpin as CLI parser to be more flexible and aligned with POSIX standards.
2. Migrated to TravisCI because it is easier to use and has a broader support.
3. Replaced the Gradle build with a native Golang build supported by Go Modules which makes the build much faster and also easier to maintain and understand.
4. All dependencies where updated to the latest versions.

⚠️ WARNING This build could break some situation where commands of caretakerd where used - cause by the switch to github.com/alecthomas/kingpin.

v0.1.13

caretakerd is a simple process supervisor. There are no external dependencies and it is optimized for containerization (as used in Docker) and simple configuration.

v0.1.12

We created caretakerd for being a minimal process supervisor. There are no external dependencies and is optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple configuration.

v0.1.11

We created caretakerd for being a minimal process supervisor. There are no external dependencies and is optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple configuration.

v0.1.10

We created caretakerd for being a minimal process supervisor. There are no external dependencies and is optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple configuration.

v0.1.9

We created caretakerd for being a minimal process supervisor. There are no external dependencies and is optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple configuration.

v0.1.8

We created caretakerd for being a minimal process supervisor. There are no external dependencies and is optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple configuration.

v0.1.7

caretakerd is build for to be a minimal process supervisor, with no dependencies, optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple to configure.

v0.1.6

caretakerd is build for to be a minimal process supervisor, with no dependencies, optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple to configure.

v0.1.5

caretakerd is build for to be a minimal process supervisor, with no dependencies, optimized for containerization (such as Docker) and simple to configure.