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Added brackets around IPv6 host address

09 Dec 18:54
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Try to fix dependency issues

01 Oct 14:54
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This gets rid of the activesupport dependency in the code. There are also some fixes to try to get this plugin to work with ruby 2.0.

Support kubeclient version 4

26 Aug 13:33
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Add support for kubeclient version 4. This also gets rid of the dependency on activesupport, and should solve some of the recent issues with transitive dependency conflicts.

add support for ssl_partial_chain

12 Dec 00:07
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  • ssl_partial_chain - if ca_file is for an intermediate CA, or otherwise we do not have the root CA and want
    to trust the intermediate CA certs we do have, set this to true - this corresponds to
    the openssl s_client -partial_chain flag and X509_V_FLAG_PARTIAL_CHAIN (default: false)

By setting ssl_partial_chain true in your configuration, you can
avoid #163

deprecate use_journal - add lookup_from_k8s_field - detect input

05 Oct 19:28
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Instead of the user having to specify what the source of the container logs are, journal or json-file, let the plugin automatically figure it out by default. If there are fields named CONTAINER_NAME and CONTAINER_ID_FULL and they match the correct pattern, assume this is a journald record. Otherwise, if the tag matches the k8s filename tag, assume this is a json-file/crio file record. Otherwise, if there are already kubernetes fields in the record like kubernetes.namespace_name, kubernetes.pod_name, etc. assume the user is providing the metadata explicitly. You can still use the use_journal true flag if absolutely necessary, but don't.

Fixes LruRedux not found problem

08 Nov 16:04
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Fixes LruRedux not found problem