v0.20.0

New + Improved

• Added an os.login_shell attribute. If set, Wash commands like wps and core entries like volume.FS will use the login_shell to determine whether to run POSIX or PowerShell compatible commands. External plugins that operate against Windows or other systems with a PowerShell login shell should set the attribute so that Wash can run commands on them. (#699)

v0.19.1

New + Improved

• docs now mentions meta if the entry has any partial metadata [#697]

Fixes

• docs <root> no longer panics if schema-less external plugins are included [#703]
• docs no longer panics on schema-less external plugin entries [#704]
• docs example invocations properly quote paths with spaces [#705]

v0.19.0

New + Improved

• Add external plugin features volume::fs core entry and ssh exec transport (#692)

v0.18.1

Fixes

• Negation in the find command now works for schema-agnostic primaries (e.g. name, path, ctime, mtime, etc.) (#689)

v0.18.0

New + Improved

• The docs command now includes supported attributes and actions. The supported actions also include some example commands you can run on that entry. The Wash welcome prompt's been changed to introduce docs at an earlier point for first-time users. (#671)
• The meta attribute has been changed to "partial metadata" (#685). This is a breaking change for the meta command and external plugins. For meta command users, meta --attribute => meta --partial. For external plugin authors, you'll need to:
  • Move the value in the attributes.meta key to a new partial_metadata key
  • Change meta_attribute_schema => partial_metadata_schema in the entry schema JSON objects.
    The website will (shortly) be updated with these changes.

v0.17.0

New + Improved

• You can now write content to objects in AWS S3 and Google Cloud Storage. (#620)

Fixed

• More editors should now work with non-file-like objects (those that don't specify a size before trying to read them). (#656)

Plugins

• Added a Writable interface for making changes to the content of a file or writing data to an entry. See the external plugin docs for how to implement it. (#620)

v0.16.1

Fixes

• When Wash fails to exit because the filesystem is still in use, it will retry unmounting until the FUSE filesystem is unmounted. (#654)
• winfo will now output keys in a consistent order when using the YAML output format. (#662)
• winfo can be called without providing a path and will default to the current working directory. (#661)
• winfo --output text now prints something readable. (#483)
• When starting wash for the first time, it will now prompt for what plugins you want to enable. If you have previously used Wash and configured some external plugins, you will need to manually add core plugins to the plugins configuration field to re-enable them (or you can temporarily comment the external-plugins block and run wash). (#455)
• Messages around which plugins have been configured for use have been improved. (#665)
• wclear now clears the entries attributes as well. (#667)

v0.16.0

New + Improved

• The Readable interface has been extended to support block-readable entries, i.e. file-like entries. These entries implement the block-readable signature Read(size, offset). This works for both external and core plugins. For core plugin developers, the Readable interface's signature has changed from Open(ctx) (SizedReader, error) to Read(ctx) ([]byte, error), where the latter should return all of the entry's content (#619)
• wash version => wash --version (#647)
• A new --verify-install flag was added so that users can use wash --verify-install to verify that a given Wash installation is setup correctly. This exposes any FUSE failures. (#646)

Fixes

• wash prompt properly prints folders with spaces (#636)
• cat now outputs a Readable entry's data even if that data's size is unknown and > 4096 (#609)
• A GCP project's children (GCP's individual services) are created in parallel. This speeds up ls gcp/my-project from 3.7s to 1.3s (#631)
• Plugin APIs that prompt for user-input now work (#297)
• Opening a file with MacVim now creates a whistory entry (#650)
• Calls to whistory no longer appear in whistory (#652)

v0.15.0

New + Improved

• AWS S3 and GCP Storage buckets now include bucket-size metadata (#621)
• ls, meta, signal, winfo, and wclear now support multiple paths (#598)

Fixes

• ls now prints the entry's path for "file" entries instead of its cname. This is more consistent with the built-in ls (#624)
• delete now prints deleted entries, not just those that were marked for deletion. This makes it easier to track hanging delete requests (#626)
• signal now prints signaled entries, making it easier to track hanging signal requests (#625)

v0.14.0

New + Improved

• The GCP plugin has been extended to support the following:
  • Exploring firestore as a filesystem, including cat'ing/filtering/deleting documents and collections (#577)
  • Listing/deleting cloud functions, and cat'ing/tailing their logs (#578)
  • Listing/deleting/tailing GCP topics, and appending new messages to a topic via echo "message" >> /path/to/topic (#579)
  • Listing/deleting cloud run services, and cat'ing/tailing their logs (#612)

Fixes

• GCP project/compute instance Delete now includes the context (#610)
• cmdutil.Table#Format now includes the column header when calculating the length of the longest column (#614)

Removed

• The fs/read endpoint has been removed since it is not being used anywhere in the code.