Bump github.com/ory/hydra from 1.5.1 to 1.5.2

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Bumps github.com/ory/hydra from 1.5.1 to 1.5.2.

Release notes

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v1.5.2

This release contains mostly minor bug fixes and allows more granular control for listening on unix sockets.

1.5.2 (2020-06-23)

Bug Fixes

• Bump pop to v5.2 (#1922) (5097805), closes #1892

• Do not log error at login/consent cancelation (#1914) (379eed3), closes #1912

• Improve Makefile dependency management (#1918) (5359276), closes #1916:

  This install dependencies only when you make a target that needs it.

  This also removes the check that certain system dependencies (e.g. go) are installed. Instead, we simply let the target fail. This ensures we only test for the desired dependencies.

Features

• Allow modifying unix socket permissions (#1915) (b19b7cf):

  This allows the reverse proxy to actually read the unix socket, since

  • The default permissions are 0755
  • Hydra is usually run as a user different than the reverse proxy
  • One needs read and write permissions to connect to the socket

  With the commit, one can set the group to be a group that contains the reverse proxy user and permissions to 0770

Changelog

dca89f9c autogen(docs): generate and format documentation 54d610d9 autogen(docs): generate and format documentation f4f84fc7 autogen(docs): generate and format documentation 17c2fe07 autogen(docs): generate and format documentation 8d94004c autogen(docs): regenerate and update changelog 4d2cd48e autogen: pin v1.5.2 release commit 2bf781f5 chore: bump docker-compose hydra version 4603c5ac chore: bump ory/x to v0.0.132 (#1923) b19b7cfd feat: allow modifying unix socket permissions (#1915)

Changelog

Sourced from github.com/ory/hydra's changelog.

1.5.2 (2020-06-23)

Bug Fixes

• Bump pop to v5.2 (#1922) (5097805), closes #1892

• Do not log error at login/consent cancelation (#1914) (379eed3), closes #1912

• Improve Makefile dependency management (#1918) (5359276), closes #1916:

  This install dependencies only when you make a target that needs it.

  This also removes the check that certain system dependencies (e.g. go) are installed. Instead, we simply let the target fail. This ensures we only test for the desired dependencies.

Features

• Allow modifying unix socket permissions (#1915) (b19b7cf):

  This allows the reverse proxy to actually read the unix socket, since

  • The default permissions are 0755
  • Hydra is usually run as a user different than the reverse proxy
  • One needs read and write permissions to connect to the socket

  With the commit, one can set the group to be a group that contains the reverse proxy user and permissions to 0770

Commits

• 4d2cd48 autogen: pin v1.5.2 release commit
• 54d610d autogen(docs): generate and format documentation
• 4603c5a chore: bump ory/x to v0.0.132 (#1923)
• f4f84fc autogen(docs): generate and format documentation
• 5097805 fix: bump pop to v5.2 (#1922)
• b19b7cf feat: allow modifying unix socket permissions (#1915)
• dca89f9 autogen(docs): generate and format documentation
• 2bf781f chore: bump docker-compose hydra version
• 8d94004 autogen(docs): regenerate and update changelog
• 5359276 fix: improve Makefile dependency management (#1918)
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