Introducing unison-unox
The main feature in this release is unison-unox, which now replaces the old uniso-dualside strategy ( see the migration guide). It is a performant 2-way transparent sync implementation, which should work for huge projects and still be very calm to you CPU.
Unison-unox ( named unison as a strategy ) will become the next default sync strategy most probably, if the feedback of the users is like we expect.
Huge thanks to @mickaelperrin who worked very hard on this feature and release. He basically made it all happen by himself.
Attention!: Be sure to read the migration guide
We had also other features and bugfixes though, lets have the usual list:
Features:
- New Strategy: Unison-Unox #64 , thank you @mickaelperrin
- Relative symlinks messed up after being rsynced #85, thank you @Duske
- Push new unison/rsync images to enable timezone handling #90 thank you @mickaelperrin
- refactor Docker_Rsync to Docker_sync. Will break scaffolding though #67
Fixes:
- add ruby 2.0 dependency #72