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Release kwctl v0.2.1

24 Sep 12:09
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Update dependencies

Release kwctl v0.2.0

20 Sep 14:41
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Merge pull request #68 from kubewarden/opa

Enable evaluation of Rego-based policies

Release kwctl v0.1.10

24 Jun 08:45
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Bump policy-fetcher dependency

Release kwctl v0.1.9

16 Jun 09:50
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Bump version

Release kwctl v0.1.8

16 Jun 09:40
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Merge pull request #50 from kubewarden/context-aware

feat: initialize cluster context only if the policy metadata says so

Release kwctl v0.1.7

10 Jun 11:05
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Release kwctl v0.1.6

09 Jun 16:31
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  • Update to latest version of policy-evaluator:

    • Update to latest version of wasmtime: this fixes a security issue
    • Temporarily disable context aware policies
  • Extend the push command: allow usage of protocol URI when pushing a policy. This allows to push policies downloaded from an external registry to a private one.

Release kwctl v0.1.5

03 Jun 15:37
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Release 0.1.5

Bring back two features that got lost during the policy-testdrive -> kwctl rewrite.
They are both related with the behaviour of the run command:

1. Allow user to specify the policy settings on the cli, via the new --settings-json flag. This makes the process of writing bat tests easier
2. Ensure the settings provided by the user are actually validated. This must happen before the request is evaluated. Invalid settings lead kwctl to exit with an error

Release kwctl v0.1.4

01 Jun 16:20
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Version bump: 0.1.4

* Build against the latest release of policy-fetcher. This version
  fixes push issues.

Release kwctl v0.1.3

31 May 21:01
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Version bump 0.1.3

Read docker local configuration when performing operations like `pull`
and `push`.

This allows to interact with OCI repositories requiring authentication