Releases: m-lab/alertmanager-github-receiver
v0.11
What's Changed
- Update instructions in README by @hemajv in #48
- Clarify configuration in README by @stephen-soltesz in #51
- Fix wrong flag name by @aorfanos in #52
- Feature/make docker image smaller by @aorfanos in #55
- Upgrade repo to Go 1.18 by @SaiedKazemi in #56
- Update unit test for formatTitle by @stephen-soltesz in #57
- Feature: Add support for body templates by @stephen-soltesz in #59
New Contributors
- @hemajv made their first contribution in #48
- @aorfanos made their first contribution in #52
- @SaiedKazemi made their first contribution in #56
Full Changelog: v0.10...v0.11
Fix support for Github Enterprise, and improve -authtoken-file
Add GithubEnterprise and -label-on-resolve options
Add githubreceiver_alerts_total
Merge pull request #30 from m-lab/sandbox-roberto-improve-metrics Add amreceiver_alerts_total metric
Release v0.7: Configurable alert label
This release adds the ability to specify the label that specifies something is an alert. The default remains alert:boom:
, but if you need a different one you can specify it with a command line option.
Release: v0.6 Support Extra Labels
This release adds the ability to specify additional static labels that will be added to all new issues.
Release v0.5: support in-memory operation
This release supports an in-memory option, to allow running the receiver without contacting the github api.
Release: Add Native Prometheus Metrics
This version of the github-receiver includes native prometheus metrics for tracking number of requests processed as well as the current GitHub API Rate Limits and Rate Remaining metrics. All failures are also counted.
Release: enable routing alerts to multiple repos
Merge pull request #10 from m-lab/sandbox-soltesz-reporoute Enable routing alerts to multiple repos
Auto Close Disabled by Default
This release adds an option to auto-close issues (where before it was unconditional) and the default behavior is to leave issues open, requiring a person to manually resolve issues.