2 posts tagged with "flux-lang"

0.45.0 is a minor release, which pre-1.0 is how this project signals a breaking change. One of them: a webhook that listens beyond your own machine must now state what it does about verification. If that is you, read the action-needed section before upgrading — it is one line.

This post covers 0.43.0 through 0.45.0. The theme running through all three is not a feature. It is that several things which looked verified turned out not to be, and the interesting part is consistently how they were found rather than what the patch was.

Two features that landed recently pair better than either reads alone: named entrypoints (flux run <file> --entry <name>, 0.38.0) let one .flux file hold a family of related workflows, and the git family (git_branch / git_merge / git_revert, 0.37.0) lets a flow integrate work end to end. Together they cover a real job: prepare a branch, land it with a proper merge commit, and back it out if you were wrong — with the flow, not the model, deciding every step.

Nothing here needs an API key or a network call. Every command and every output below was run against a throwaway git repository, and pasted verbatim.