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Changelog

List of aperture PRs merged since 2.25.0 release. For the full list of changes, see list of changes

Add aperturectl cloud cache sub-commands (#2978)

  • New Features

  • Introduced result-cache and state-cache management commands to the
    aperturectl tool.

    • Added global-cache commands for global cache entry manipulation.
  • Documentation

  • Updated documentation to include new result-cache, state-cache,
    and global-cache commands with usage and options.

  • Added detailed command descriptions and related links in the SEE ALSO sections for user guidance.

  • Bug Fixes

  • Ensured all new commands have required flags properly marked to
    prevent runtime errors.

Please note that these release notes are a high-level summary and do not
reflect every change made in the pull request.

Caching updates (#2980)

  • New Features

  • Transitioned from state-specific caching to a global cache system
    across the platform.

    • Introduced new global cache management commands in the CLI tool.
  • Improvements

  • Enhanced cache lookup, upsert, and delete functionalities to operate
    with the global cache.

  • Updated the SDKs to support global cache keys during flow initiation.

  • Documentation

  • Revised CLI documentation to reflect the shift from state cache to
    global cache.

  • Updated API references and SDK documentation to align with the new
    global cache strategy.

  • Bug Fixes

  • Fixed issues related to cache key management to ensure consistency and
    reliability.

  • Refactor

  • Removed deprecated result cache functions and references across the
    system.

  • Renamed cache-related functions and variables to align with the global
    cache terminology.

  • Style

  • Updated command descriptions and help messages for better clarity and
    consistency.

  • Chores

    • Cleaned up unused imports and redundant logging statements.