hot-shots - npm Package Versions

6.7.0 (2019-10-9)

• @runk Code refactoring to have abstract transports

6.6.0 (2019-10-7)

• @NinjaBanjo @msiebuhr Add udsGracefulErrorHandling, ensuring uds handles socket errors gracefully

6.5.1 (2019-9-28)

• @msiebuhr Fix crasher when closing Unix Datagram Sockets without callback

6.4.1 (2019-9-19)

• @jfirebaugh Fix cacheDns option when obtaining host from DD_AGENT_HOST

6.3.0 (2019-5-18)

• @paguillama Fix user defined tag example on README optional parameters
• @gabsn Initial support for uds protocol
• @bdeitte Updated and fixed up uds protocol support

6.2.0 (2019-4-10)

• @ahmed-mez Add support for env variables DD_AGENT_HOST, DD_DOGSTATSD_PORT, and DD_ENTITY_ID
• @JamesMGreene Fix syntax in README example

6.1.1 (2019-1-8)

• @bdeitte Fix errorHandler to only happen again on errors
• @Ithildir Readme fixes

6.1.0 (2019-1-5)

• @bdeitte Ensure close() call always sends data before closing
• @bdeitte Recommend errorHandler over client.socket.on() for handling errors
• @mbellerose Fix the timer function type definition

6.0.1 (2018-12-17)

• @msmnc Fix regression when tag value is a number
• @bdeitte Make non-options in constructor more deprecated

6.0.0 (2018-12-15)

@bdeitte Major upgrade to the codebase to be more modern, overhaul tests, and many small tweaks. Most of this is internal to the project, but there are a few changes to note for everyone:

• Now requires Node 6 or above
• Update close() to handle errors better, not doubling up in error messages and not leaving uncaught errors

Everything else done here should be internal facing. Those changes include:

• Use "lebab" to ES6-ify the project
• Switch from jshint and eslint and make syntax updates based on this
• Remove a lot of duplication in tests and many small fixups in tests
• Start using Mocha 4
• Stop using index.js for testing
• Start using the code coverage report as part of the build
• Remove the ignoring of errors on close of tests, and tear down tests in general better
• Stop using "new Buffer", that is deprecated, and use Buffer.from() instead