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1.7.0

18 Mar 23:40
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1.6.0

26 Nov 02:33
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Updated readme to include 'pstore show'

1.5.0

16 Aug 22:09
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  • Fixed lack of decryption for PSTOREPATH_ env vars in #10 (thanks @leqeta-hypr!)
  • Much more useful error messages in #13 - (thanks @srizzling!)
  • Added a version subcommand that reports version number and build date (addresses #12)
  • Internal changes (idiomatic code organisation, gofmt, dep)

1.4.0

22 Feb 06:04
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Added PSTOREPATH_<anything>=/path/to/vars functionality. In this case, the all params immediately (i.e. not recursive) under /path/to/vars will get set as environment variables. <anything> is arbitrary and ignored by pstore. You can use multiple paths if needed.

1.3.0

03 Jan 04:09
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New show subcommand to dump a subset of all parameters in AWS SSM Parameter Store.

1.2.2

19 Sep 23:58
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Deduce AWS region using the EC2 metadata service if running in EC2, otherwise look for env var. Failing that, error out.

1.2.1

08 Sep 01:11
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Improved powershell output for env var names with funky characters

1.2.0

08 Sep 00:08
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Added support for echoing out parameter values in addition to the existing exec functionality

1.1.0

05 Sep 01:38
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  • Brought back support for Darwin
  • Added support for PSTORETAG_ env vars. From README:

pstore also works with tagged parameters, which can be helpful when you have
a lot of parameters and don't want to enumerate them all individually. You can
specify PSTORETAG_tagkey=tagval and pstore will retrieve all parameters with
tagkey=tagval. pstore will expect to find an additional tag on these parameters,
pstore:name=ENVVAR. pstore then sets ENVVAR=value in the environment.

1.0.5

24 May 10:04
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Now logs AWS RequestId in verbose mode. This could be useful when consulting CloudTrail logs for audit purposes, debugging issues or when contacting AWS Support for help.