v0.8.11

• Bug fixes
  • Fix MdnsLite.InetMonitor to properly remove interfaces that don't exist in a subsequent update. (@kevinschweikert)
  • Exclude "__unknown" interfaces to ignore interfaces that VintageNet can't get link info on. (@ConnorRigby)
  • Don't crash on other Unix-like OSes (@mneumann)

v0.8.10

• Bug fixes
  • Really fix crash when cleaning up responders when a network goes down. The
    fix in v0.8.9 had an issue that prevented it from working.

v0.8.9

• Bug fixes
  • Switch bridge recursive lookup to default to false. The issue that this works around has been fixed since OTP 24.1.
  • Handle crash when cleaning up responders when a network goes down.

v0.8.8

• New feature
  • IPv6 queries are now supported. Responding to IPv6 isn't supported yet. To
    use this, be sure to set ipv4_only: false since this isn't the default.
    Thanks to @bjyoungblood for this feature.

v0.8.7

• Fixed
  • Fix Elixir 1.15 deprecation warnings

v0.8.6

• Fixed
  • Fixed an issue that caused the DNS bridge to stop working with OTP 25.

v0.8.5

• Fixed
  • If a network interface changes IP addresses, there would be a flurry of
    crashes when it was no longer possible to bind to the interface. This stops
    behavior and shuts down the responder for the interface.

v0.8.4

• New feature

  • VintageNet is an optional dependency now. This makes it possible to use
    MdnsLite outside of Nerves much more easily.

• Fixed

  • Use the new DNS encoder/decoder from OTP 24.1.5. This fixes a regression
    with OTP 24.1.2 where the DNS encoder and decoder was updated to be more
    correct in how it handled the DNS class. mDNS repurposes the high bit of the
    DNS class. Previously we had gotten lucky. OTP 24.1.5 adds support for the
    bit. To make sure that MdnsLite can work on other OTP versions, the new
    OTP code has been vendored and included with MdnsLite.

v0.8.3

• Fixed
  • Added configuration and runtime support for setting the instance name. This
    was incorrectly removed in v0.8.0. By default, MdnsLite will advertise
    itself using the hostname. This works, but looks unfriendly in the service
    discovery results. Setting the instance name lets you advertise with a nice
    human readible name. Thanks to Mat Trudel for both catching this regression
    and fixing it.

v0.8.2

• Fixed
  • Fix calls to :socket.setopt/3 to support OTP 22 and OTP 23. Thanks to
    Peter Madsen for finding this and providing a fix.