Either setting these new options OR using --notify on the commandline
will send notification for any specific execution.
Fixes#3906
In a second commit (feel free to remove) I added some logging to
indicate that notifications were enabled or not (useful when testing
each case).
I've manually tested combinations of the various options, for both
preview and push:
* --notify set or unset on commandline
* notify_on_* set to "true" or "ASDAS" or "false" or not mentioned
All seem to provide the correct logging line - invalid boolean values
are considered false (not an error).
I've made an attempt at documentation of the options, not sure if you
want it elsewhere as well.
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# Issue
* New record type: "RP" (supported by BIND and GANDI_V5)
* Cloudflare: CF_REDIRECT/CF_TEMP_REDIRECT now generate
CF_SINGLE_REDIRECT records. All PAGE_RULE-based code is removed.
PAGE_RULEs are deprecated at Cloudflare. (be careful when upgrading!)
* New "v2" RecordConfig: RP and CF_SINGLE_REDIRECT are the only record
types that use this method. It shifts most of the work out of JavaScript
and into the Go code, making new record types easier to make, easier to
test, and easier to use by providers. This opens the door to new things
like a potential code-generator for rtypes. Converting existing rtypes
will happen over the next year.
* When only the TTL changes (MODIFY-TTL), the output lists the TTL
change first, not at the end of the line where it is visually lost.
* CF_REDIRECT/CF_TEMP_REDIRECT generate different rule "names". They
will be updated the first time you "push" with this release. The order
of the rules may also change. If you rules depend on a particular order,
be very careful with this upgrade!
Refactoring:
* New "v2" RecordConfig: Record types using this new method simply
package the parameters from dnsconfig.js statements like
CF_REDIRECT(foo,bar) and send them (raw) to the Go code. The Go code
does all processing, validation, etc. and turns them into RecordConfig
that store all the rdata in `RecordConfig.F`. No more adding fields to
RecordConfig for each new record type!
* RecordConfig.IsModernType() returns true if the record uses the new v2
record mechanism.
* PostProcess is now a method on DnsConfig and DomainConfig.
* DOC: How to create new rtypes using the v2 method (incomplete)
Other things:
* Integration tests for CF "full proxy" are removed. This feature
doesn't exist any more.
* DEV: Debugger tips now includes VSCode advice
* TESTING: The names of testgroup's can now have extra spaces to make
data align better
* CF_TEMP_REDIRECT/CF_REDIRECT is now a "builder" that generates
CLOUDFLAREAPI_SINGLE_REDIRECT records.
* And more!
# Resolution
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Co-authored-by: Jakob Ackermann <das7pad@outlook.com>
Co-authored-by: Klett IT <github@klett-it.net>
Co-authored-by: Klett IT <71817167+KlettIT@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Klett IT <git@klett-it.net>
