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Releases: kamon-io/kamon-play
Releases · kamon-io/kamon-play
v2.0.0-RC3 - Reloading on Dev Mode
Fixes
- Do not stop modules when reloading an application on development mode. This issue was causing modules to stop after the first time an application was reloaded while running on development mode.
v2.0.0-RC2 - Client Operation Name Defaults
Changes
- Remove a Kanela logging flag left on the reference configuration.
- Change the default client operation name to use the HTTP method instead of host.
v2.0.0-RC1 - Upgrade to Kamon 2.0.0-RC1
Highlights
HTTP Client and Server Instrumentation
Starting with this release, both the client and server instrumentations are based on the abstractions included on the kamon-instrumentation-common
module, which means there are a bunch of configuration settings that can be applied to this module now!
If you want to find out just head over to the reference.conf file and see it there!
v1.1.3 - Minor Dependency Fixes
v1.1.1 - HTTP Headers Case Sensitivity and Dependencies Scope
Fixes:
- Retrieving HTTP headers from requests was working on a case-sensitive way, starting on this release HTTP headers can be retrieved without worrying about case sensitivity. Fixed by @jtjeferreira via #21, thanks a lot!
- It was happening that after adding this module, Play would switch to use the Netty server instead of the default AkkaHTTP server because of extra dependencies brought by this module. Now all Play-related dependencies are marked as
provided
. Fixed by @ivantopo via b36a064
v1.1.0 - Netty Server and Scala 2.11 Support for Play 2.6
Netty Server and Scala 2.11 Support
As of this version the instrumentation is able to handle HTTP requests using both the Netty and Akka HTTP Backends (only Akka HTTP was supported for Play 2.6).
Further more, this new version publishes an artifact for the Play 2.6/Scala 2.11 combination which was lacking before.
Thanks a lot to all contributors!
Improvements:
- Instrumentation for the Netty server. Contributed by @chtefi on #19. Special thanks to @dpsoft and @jsw for helping on the review.
- Support for Scala 2.11. Contribued by @dpsoft on #25 and further improved by @jtjeferreira on #27.
- Tests now cover both the Netty and Akka HTTP backends. Contributed by @jtjeferreira on also on #27.