# changelog

author: - Michael Wallace <michael.wallace@enterprisedb.com> 1.0.0-1
changelog:
  - The pg-backup-api systemd service now runs pg-backup-api using the Gunicorn
    WSGI server.
  - This package is now a noarch package which installs pg-backup-api into the
    system python environment instead of its own python virtualenv.
  - Python dependencies are now specified as package dependencies instead of
    being bundled into a packaged virtualenv.
  - Support for running as a WSGI application under Gunicorn.
  - Changes to the Barman configuration are now included in the /diagnose output
    without requiring a restart of pg-backup-api.
  - Barman configuration options added in Barman 3.1.0 are now included in the
    /diagnose output.
  - Fields relating to pgespresso are removed from the /diagnose output.
  - Fix the monotonic increase of memory usage caused by every /diagnose response
    being retained in the Barman output writer.
  - Various schema fixes.


author: - Mario Gonzalez <mario.gonzalez@enterprisedb.com> 1.1.0-1
changelog:
  - Adding two new endpoints to perform recoveries with barman.
  - The baseurl is /servers/<server_name>/operations and it can be used to
    display all operations and to create new ones. An <operation_id> can be added
    to get the status of an operation created as in
    /servers/<server_name>/operations/<operation_id>
  - `recovery` as option was added to the command line in order to run barman
    recovery `pg-backup-api recovery --server-name SERVER_NAME --operation-id ID`


author: - Mario Gonzalez <mario.gonzalez@enterprisedb.com> 1.1.1-1
changelog:
  - The pg-backup-api systemd service now relies on settings defined in a conf
    file instead of passing the options directly through the command line.
  - Displaying the right message when pg-backup-api received no args.


author: - Michael Wallace <michael.wallace@enterprisedb.com> 1.2.0-1
changelog:
  - EL7 packages now require python 3.6 instead of python2.7.
  - EL7 packages now require barman packages with a minimum version of 3.5.0.
  - Drop support for python 2.7. The earliest python version supported is now
    3.6.


