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Bump github.com/caddyserver/caddy/v2 from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4 #164

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dependabot[bot] commented 1 year ago

Bumps github.com/caddyserver/caddy/v2 from 2.7.2 to 2.7.4.

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v2.7.4

Caddy 2.7.4 rounds out some bug fixes from the 2.7 release. For example, Go made a last-minute breaking change to a new API that broke quic-go (HTTP/3) on Go 1.21 just before Go 1.21 was released; we resolved a few issues with on-demand TLS that are now much improved from the 2.6 tree; a couple race conditions were fixed in dynamic reverse proxy upstreams. We hope you will be pleased with this new version!

Caddy is on feature freeze until after 2.8 so we can improve our testing situation. These patches have all been tried to ensure they work as intended, but if you notice any issues please report them!

We encourage all users to test this new version and then upgrade. Thanks to all who get involved!

Changelog

  • 080db938 caddytls: Update docs for on-demand config
  • d8135505 cmd: Require config for caddy validate (fix #5612) (#5614)
  • a8492c06 fileserver: Don't repeat error for invalid method inside error context (#5705)
  • 2d7d806f fileserver: Slightly more fitting icons
  • f11c3c9f go.mod: Upgrade CertMagic and quic-go
  • 5b9c850a go.mod: Upgrade golang.org/x/net to 0.14.0 (#5718)
  • 936ee918 reverseproxy: Always return new upstreams (fix #5736) (#5752)
  • 431adc09 templates: Fix httpInclude (fix #5698)

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/caddyserver/caddy/compare/v2.7.3...v2.7.4

v2.7.3

We're pleased to present Caddy 2.7, which makes significant strides in areas of scaling, performance, and niche features.

Special thank-you to @​francislavoie, @​Mohammed90, and other core team members for the ongoing dedication of their time to help maintain the project and help in our forums.

And a big thank-you to everyone else who contributed! You're awesome, and we're glad this project has so many contributors and sponsors to make it possible.

Docs are being updated and will be pushed live shortly. Thank you for your patience and for using Caddy!

(Note: Versions 2.7.0-2.7.2 contain bugs that were hotfixed within minutes and hours and a day of the release. Thank you to everyone who helped with that! And sorry for the trouble, we have learned lessons to help mitigate that in the future.)

Highlights

  • The in-memory TLS certificate cache is no longer purged and recreated during config reloads, making reloads extremely lightweight even when managing thousands of certificates.
  • Significant HTTP/3 performance improvements (upstream in quic-go) including enabling 0-RTT. Caddy users should notice significantly better throughput for HTTP/3. Thanks for the fantastic work, @​marten-seemann!
  • New default template for the file server's "browse" listings - more modern, easier to use, grid view, filetype-specific icons, and better dark mode (see #5427 for more screenshots and info) list view grid view
  • The reverse proxy now supports the PROXY protocol. Using external modules is no longer required; specifically, the plugin by @​mastercactapus is now built-in. (#5424)
  • Caddyfile now supports Heredoc syntax for long embedded strings/documents. (#5385)
  • @​francislavoie implemented a suite of enhancements to bring you more reliable, trustworthy client IP information, even through proxies and CDNs (#5104)
  • Certificate private keys will no longer be reused when renewing certificates.
  • Caddyfile import arg placeholders support slice syntax, e.g. {args[2:]} (#5249)
  • Customizable "fallback" policy for reverse proxy in case the primary policy isn't applicable. (#5488)
  • Etags are generated more sensibly for NixOS environments which all have Modified time of 1; and if you set your own Etag, it will not be overwritten.
  • EXPERIMENTAL: New short flags for the CLI. (#5379)

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