v1.2.1

Spring cleaning! This release does not include any new features. Instead, it prunes the unnecessary secrets package and moves configuration-related code to a new config package.

What's Changed

• Upgrade to Go 1.22 by @jungaretti in #35
• Remove secrets package by @jungaretti in #36
• Move config code to new config package by @jungaretti in #37

Full Changelog: v1.2...v1.2.1

v1.2

This release adds a new print command that helps you create config files. It also includes significant improvements to Bacon's inner loop: unit tests, system tests, PR gates, and documentation improvements.

What's Changed

• Remove equality and hashing methods from Record interface by @jungaretti in #18
• Add workflow to test PRs by @jungaretti in #20
• Document print command and tidy up README by @jungaretti in #24
• Add system test that builds Bacon and runs commands by @jungaretti in #25
• Add make test commands and update docs by @jungaretti in #27
• Rename GitHub workflows by @jungaretti in #28
• Mention Porkbun support in introduction by @jungaretti in #29
• Mention domain argument in print help by @jungaretti in #31
• Bump go-release-action to v1.40 by @jungaretti in #32

Full Changelog: v1.1...v1.2

v1.1

Bacon's long-awaited readability rewrite is finally here! This release refactors much of Bacon’s core code in order to make it easier to maintain and test.

What's Changed

• Ignore NS and _acme-challenge Porkbun records
• Refactor code to increase maintainability

Full Changelog: v1.0...v1.1

v1.0

What's Changed

• Added more helpful error message when API keys are missing

Full Changelog: v0.2-beta...v1.0

v0.2 Beta

What's Changed

• Fixed bug when comparing "" and "0" TTL/priority by @jungaretti in #14

Full Changelog: v0.1.2-beta...v0.2-beta

v0.1.1 Beta

What's Changed

• Update devcontainer to install act by @jungaretti in #7
• Add workflow to build release assets by @jungaretti in #8

Full Changelog: v0.1-beta...v0.1.1-beta

v0.1 Beta

Introducing Bacon, a tasty tool that deploys your DNS records from YAML config files. You can use Bacon to deploy, backup, and restore your DNS records. Bored already? Let me try again...

Bacon is a peek into the future of DNS record management. It lets you codify your DNS records and deploy them with GitHub Actions. You can use issues, pull requests, and git blame to keep track of how and why your DNS records were created. In an emergency, you can use git revert to undo recent changes and fix your website.