v5.1.1

Remove usage of deprecated Type attribute of resolver.Address #46

Fix v5 module name

Forgot to update v5 module path on "go.mod" on previous tag.

v5.0.0

• gRPC and Prometheus versions upgraded #41
• Bug fix on excessive client connection creation #40
• Support fully qualified services #39

v4.0.0

Fix Compatibility with gRPC version 1.53.0

Fixed issue: #34

v3.1.1

Merge pull request #31 from grid-x/fix_service_account_watch

Fix service account watch

v3.1.0: Use service-name.namespace as ServerName Edit

This release changes how kuberesolver handles the servername. It fixes the issues #23 and #25

Previously pod name used as ServerName but it caused problems to use it with TLS. From now on it will report with service-name.namespace format to gRPC.

This is a re-release to follow major.minor.patch versioning.

v3.0.0: Backward Incompatible Changes

This release brings go mod support and changes in resolving default namespaces.

Previously if you don't provide a namespace it will use default as the default namespace. From now on it will check current pod namespace if the namespace not given in target URI. This is requested in #15

BEFORE,  in namespace staging
kubernetes:///service:grpc  => kubernetes:///service.default:grpc

AFTER,  in namespace staging
kubernetes:///service:grpc  => kubernetes:///service.staging:grpc

v2.4.0

Added support for gRPC v1.27. Thanks to @matang28

v2.0.0- New Go-Grpc resolver Api

This release adds support to new resolver api. Due to this API surface completely changed.

Breaking changes

• No longer there is a kuberesolver.Balancer struct.
• Service url changes from kubernetes://service-name:8080 to kubernetes:///service-name:8080

Usage

// Old
balancer := kuberesolver.New() 
cc, err := grpc.Dial("kubernetes://service-name:portname", balancer.DialOption(), opts...)

// New
kuberesolver.RegisterInCluster()
cc, err := grpc.Dial("kubernetes:///service-name.namespace:portname", opts...)

v1.0.0

Merge pull request #3 from bboreham/print-kube-error

Print the body of any error response that comes back from Kubernetes