v1.0.5

Adds a couple of script-friendly commands:

• --verify SERVICE/PROFILE - checks if a given service/profile is running. prints results to console and returns an non-zero exit code if any of the services are not running.
• -s --format-plain - The same as running -s but prints output as tab separated rows.

1.0.4

• Fixes scrolling problem with large profiles
• Auto-creates default workspace in ~/.sm2 if workspace isn't set
• Various --start --src fixes
  --generate-autocomplete for generating bash auto complete file

1.0.3

Adds the ability to customize the timeout on the VPN check via the SM_TIMEOUT environment variable or to disable the vpn check altogether via SM_NOVPN.

1.0.2

Another update to address timeouts on slow connections.

1.0.1

Extends the timeout on service downloads to work better with slow connections.

1.0.0

First non-beta releases.
Feature set is the same as 0.6.4.

Beta 0.6.4

• Display services in alphabetical order in --status command
• Wrap or crop service name depending on size of the overflow
• Increased timeout on service downloads
• Updated --diagnostic flag, to show out of date config

0.6.3 Beta Test

• Adds support for custom health check urls.
• Fixes an issue where services were being incorrectly flagged as having been started prior to the last boot.
• Adds optional syntax for starting specific versions of services to address some of the limitations and edge cases of -r, e.g. --start FOO:1.2.3 BAR_2.11:0.99.0.
• More descriptive error messages when a service fails to start and hints on the status page for how to diagnose a failed service.

0.6.2 Beta Test

• Improves error reporting when -r is used without a version number. The -r flag is only required when starting a specific version of a service.
• Fixes a bug where services were not being listed for a hour after rebooting.
• Adds the --update-config command to pull down the latest version of service-manager-config from github.

0.6.1 Beta Test

Adds the ability to set the default number of concurrent downloads via the SM_WORKERS environment variable.