v2.7

What's Changed

• Don't error if compression of coredumps fails by @IanButterworth in #20

New Contributors

• @IanButterworth made their first contribution in #20

Full Changelog: v2.6...v2.7

v2.6

What's Changed

• Use /bin/env to discover bash. by @maleadt in #17

New Contributors

• @maleadt made their first contribution in #17

Full Changelog: v2...v2.6

v2.5

What's Changed

• Improve buildkite error reporting by @staticfloat in #15
• Update tests by @staticfloat in #16
• make upload job concurrent with lldb job by @vtjnash in #14

New Contributors

• @vtjnash made their first contribution in #14

Full Changelog: v2...v2.5

v2.4: Add FreeBSD testing

Note that we can't do bundle creation on FreeBSD, since our `lldb` can't
read the core dump to figure out which libraries were loaded.  So we
just disallow `create_bundle` on FreeBSD.

v2.3: Try to be more BSD-compatible

Without `-f -` to `tar`, we run into the dreaded `Failed to open '/dev/sa0'` error.  I am following the advice of https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8687502/tar-failed-to-open-dev-sa0-error-in-freebsd on how to fix it.

v2.2: Fix mis-bundling with `tar`

Also, increase lower limit in tests, now that I realize that I had bad corefiles

v2.1: Don't allow `zstd` to adapt (#9)

It gets stuck sometimes, possibly because it decided to ratchet up to a
higher value, or perhaps because of the bug mentioned where with
multiple threads it seems to make very slow progress.

v2.0: Large refactor to simplify main hook flow and add `lldb` support (#8)

* Large refactor to simplify main hook flow and add `lldb` support

* Add macOS job and test `lldb` and `gdb` explicitly

* Don't use `realpath`, use `sed`.

* Notify on improper `gdb_commands` usage

* Ignore `.vscode/`

* Explicitly track and `wait` upon PIDs

* Assert that all files are at least 10kb in size

* Better printing

v1.3: Apply `realpath` to all bundled paths (#7)

* Apply `realpath` to all bundled paths

* Use `realpath -s` to avoid dereferencing symlinks

If we dereference symlinks, we end up with a bundle that has all the
libraries, but in potentially different locations than the corefile
expects them.

v1.2: Add `create_bundle` option (#6)

* Add `create_bundle`

This adds a new mode that collects all shared libraries used within a
coredump and bundles them together into a tarball.

* Add some documentation and `debug_plugin`

* Remove keys

* Need to do bundling inside of rootfs images

* use `raise` instead of calling random address

* Try to fix readarray problems

* Dont' save symlinks