Maintenance Release

• Auto update batchcorp/plumber-helm on new Plumber releases
• Ignore context.Canceled error on redis-streams read exit

GCP Pubsub credentials improvement

• Passing --credentials-json flag to plumber manage create connection gcp-pubsub will now pass the file contents to the plumber server

v2.1.3

Merge pull request #345 from batchcorp/blinktag/config_fix

Fix panic when trying to unmarshal old stored server config

Fix default value for --manage-token flag

• Default value for plumber manage ... --manage-token flag has changed from batchcorp to streamdal

Maintenance Release

Bug fixes:

• #340 - Fix azure service bus flags so that either --topic or --queue is required, not both.
• #340 - Fix azure service bus example
• #339 - Fix JSON array writing example

Thank you @azizabah and @chris-aeviator for the reports!

Memphis support and Pulsar improvements

Features

Plumber now supports Memphis!
Run plumber read memphis -h and plumber write memphis -h for flags

Improvements

New flags have been added for Pulsar courtesy of @ckreiling

• --token to specify authentication token as a string or file
• --initial-position to specify where the subscription should start reading from
• --listener-name to specify listener name when connecting to a Pulsar cluster advertising more than 1 DSN

Batch.sh is now Streamdal.com!

Batch.sh is now Streamdal.com!

This release primarily addresses features and updates related to the streamdal.com platform (formerly batch.sh).

Bug fixes

• #331 - Fix issue with piping data to plumber write on Arch linux

New features

• Relays now accept an optional --dead-letter CLI flag or PLUMBER_RELAY_DEAD_LETTER=true envar, which will force all messages to be written to the collection's dead letter queueu

Breaking Changes

• The default API token when running plumber in server mode is now streamdal instead of batchcorp. This should always be overridden with the PLUMBER_SERVER_AUTH_TOKEN environment variable
• --batch-grpc-disable-tls is flag now --streamdal-grpc-disable-tls
• --batch-grpc-timeout-seconds is flag now --streamdal-grpc-timeout-seconds
• --batch-grpc-address is flag now --streamdal-grpc-address

Adding --dead-letter to RabbitMQ relays

Specifying PLUMBER_RELAY_RABBIT_DEAD_LETTER envar or --dead-letter CLI flag will force all relayed messages to be sent to the dead letter queue of your collection

Add --exclude-binding-key-regex flag to RabbitMQ Read/Relay

• New flag --exclude-binding-key-regex has been added, which can be used to exclude message having a key matching the provided regex.

Ephemeral Tunnel Fixes

When using a temporary ephemeral tunnel from CLI via plumber tunnel ..., more data is supplied in the gRPC Connect() call. This allows for more reliable reconnection and avoiding creating multiple tunnels