tuna-desktop v0.4.0
- [ENHANCEMENT] Keeps the tunnel address across reconnects with tunnel sessions (desktop)
- [BUGFIX] Switches to another node when the assigned one is unreachable (desktop)
In the Docker image, the inspector of tuna http, tuna 1c, and tuna kubernetes is now off; turn it on with TUNA_INSPECT=true. The inspectAddr key in tuna.yml is no longer read, and a busy --inspect-port stops the tunnel. See the inspector page.
List commands print a table to stdout, tuna run no longer has the --http and --tcp flags, tuna postgres and tuna redis no longer have --inspect, and on Linux without sudo tuna service install sets up a user service. See the release post for what to check when upgrading and the sessions post for moving from the token to sessions and API keys.
The tuna-cli and tunad Linux packages are now published only to code.tuna.am; new versions no longer reach the old repo.tuna.am repository. Hosts that installed tuna from it will no longer get updates. Run the installer again: it switches the host to the new repository and updates the package.
sh -c "$(curl -sSLf https://releases.tuna.am/tuna/get.sh)"
Or add the repository manually following the installation guide.
If you added repo.tuna.am manually on RHEL, Fedora or openSUSE, delete its file from /etc/yum.repos.d/ or /etc/zypp/repos.d/: the installer doesn't remove the old repository there.