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Cross Platform Action 0.32.0

21 Dec 09:01
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Cross Platform Action 0.31.0

15 Dec 20:03
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Added

  • Add support for FreeBSD 15.0 (#114)

Fixed

  • Fix empty hostname (#113)

Changed

  • Releases are now immutable (#117)

Cross Platform Action 0.30.0

08 Nov 12:55

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Added

  • Document how to report a security vulnerability
  • Add support for OpenBSD 7.8 (#112)

Security

Cross Platform Action 0.29.0

22 Jul 13:37

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Fixed

  • Fix file sync on Haiku (#104)

Cross Platform Action 0.28.0

19 May 15:14

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Cross Platform Action 0.27.0

22 Jan 08:37

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Added

  • Add support for NetBSD 10.1 (#95)

Cross Platform Action 0.26.0

05 Dec 06:20

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Summary

Version 0.26.0 brings several enhancements and support updates. Key changes include added support for new operating systems and Below is a detailed overview of the changes.

🚀 New Features

  • FreeBSD 14.2 Support: The project now supports FreeBSD 14.2, ensuring compatibility with the latest updates in the FreeBSD ecosystem.
  • OpenBSD 7.6 Support: Added support for OpenBSD 7.6, expanding functionality for users of this operating system.
  • FreeBSD 13.4 Support: Introduced compatibility with FreeBSD 13.4, broadening FreeBSD version coverage.

🛠 Fixes and Maintenance

  • Documentation Update: Corrected a missing reference to OpenBSD 7.5 in the README to reflect supported platforms accurately.
  • README Improvements: Updated examples in the README to use the latest GitHub Action workflows. This ensures consistency with current best practices.

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all contributors and users for their feedback and support to make this release possible!

For a detailed list of changes, please refer to the changelog on our repository.

Cross Platform Action 0.25.0

11 Jul 18:35

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Summary

Version 0.25.0 brings several enhancements, deprecations, and support updates. Key changes include added support for new operating systems and deprecation of certain features. Below is a detailed overview of the changes.

New Features

  • Support for FreeBSD 14.1: This release includes support for FreeBSD 14.1, extending compatibility with this new version of the operating system.
  • Support for NetBSD 9.4: Added support for NetBSD 9.4 to ensure compatibility and performance improvements on this system.

Deprecations

  • macOS Runners: Deprecation of support for macOS runners, due to the transition to ARM64 architecture for the latest macOS versions. Users are advised to switch to supported environments.
  • hypervisor Input Parameter: The hypervisor input parameter has been deprecated. Users should update their configurations accordingly.

Acknowledgements

We would like to thank all contributors and users for their feedback and support. Special thanks to Jacob Carlborg for his ongoing efforts and contributions to this release.

For a detailed list of changes, please refer to the changelog on our repository.

Cross Platform Action 0.24.0

12 Apr 08:34

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Added

  • Add support for FreeBSD 13.3
  • Add support for NetBSD 10.0
  • Add support for NetBSD ARM64 (#55)
  • Add support for OpenBSD 7.5 (openbsd-builder#16)

Cross Platform Action 0.23.0

18 Feb 13:30

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Added

  • Add support for FreeBSD 14.0 (#74)
  • Add post run step that prints the VM output
  • Support hardware accelerated virtualization on Linux runners (#47)

Fixed

  • OpenBSD VM fails during "Initializing VM" with QEMU on macOS (#73)
  • Use same options for rsync in both directions (#76)

Changed

  • Update qemu to 8.2.0 for CVTPS2PD fix (#78)

Other

It's now recommended to use Linux runners. Since the upgrade [1] of the Linux runners, they now support hardware accelerated virtualization. The upgrade also comes with more resources resulting in having better performance than the macOS runners.

[1] https://github.blog/2024-01-17-github-hosted-runners-double-the-power-for-open-source/