Changelog
Oso Cloud CLI

Oso Cloud CLI Changelog

Below is the changelog of our Oso Cloud CLI:

0.22.1

  • Fixed an issue in the LSP which would raise an error in multiroot workspaces.

0.22.0

  • Support outputting resource block declarations when generating TypeScript types.
  • Customize type generation output with --include flag. Defaults to facts,queries to be backwards-compatible, use --include facts,queries,resources to output types based on resource blocks too.

0.21.0

  • Add an optional --quiet flag to the oso-cloud test command, to suppress non-test specific output (e.g. loading policy).
  • Test failures from running oso-cloud test are now grouped by test name.

0.20.1

Add a --watch flag to the oso-cloud test command, which will watch all provided files for changes and automatically rerun tests if any file changes.

0.20.0

Add support for using the reconcile command with MongoDB and CSV file data sources.

0.19.10

Add additional context to HTTP errors.

0.19.9

Empty test setup blocks are no longer parse errors.

0.19.8

Fix a bug in the variable renaming functionality in the LSP.

0.19.7

Rename validate-bindings command to validate-local-authorization-config. The new command takes the same arguments.

validate-bindings will be removed in a future release.

0.19.6

  • Support new --fail-fast flag in test and policy commands to stop running tests after the first failure.

0.19.5

Support new Test Fixtures feature to share setup facts between tests:


foo(x: Integer, y: Boolean, z: String) if bar(x, y, z);
test fixture bar {
bar(1, false, "hi");
}
test "foo 1" {
assert_not foo(1, false, "hi");
}
test "foo 2" {
setup { fixture bar; }
assert foo(1, false, "hi");
}
test "foo 3" {
setup { fixture bar; }
assert foo(1, false, "hi");
}

0.19.4

Add initial support for an upcoming language feature to the LSP

0.19.3

  • Improvement to Oso Sync to ensure facts inserted or deleted while the reconcile command is in progress are maintained upon completion
  • Support larger imports on the experimental reconcile command without timing out
  • Add a --timeout option to the reconcile command to configure the timeout

0.19.2

  • Bugfix: in the LSP test runner, handle more != comparisons.

0.19.1

  • Bugfix: in the LSP, handle multi-file policies better.

0.19.0

  • Add a --preview flag for policy updates to return a diff of the changes. See CLI reference for more.
  • Add support for Linux arm64
  • Bugfix: UNION queries in data bindings now validate correctly.

0.18.7

  • Add --summarized-output flag to the experimental reconcile command.

0.18.6

  • Adjust the format of types generated by generate-types so that it's more pleasant to pass union types into the 2.0 TypeScript client.

0.18.5

  • Bugfix: in the LSP, exit the process when there's nothing left to read on stdin. This should prevent orphaned LSP processes when (for example) closing workspaces while using the VSCode extension.

0.18.4

  • Bugfix: in the LSP, clear diagnostics when deleting or closing Polar files.

0.18.3

  • Bugfix: in the LSP, fix several bugs related to running tests.

0.18.2

  • Bugfix: in the LSP, correctly handle deleting Polar files.

0.18.1

  • Bugfix: in the LSP, mark passing tests as hints, rather than informational, so that editors don't display them as problems.

0.18.0

  • Promote the lsp command out of the experimental namespace. This command starts a new Language Server Protocol server for Polar files.
  • Add the ability to run tests and get suggestions on how to fix failing tests via the LSP.

0.17.0

  • Breaking changes in the experimental reconcile command, old versions will no longer work.

0.16.1

  • Add X-Request-ID header to uniquely identify individual API requests; include this ID in error messages for better debugging.

0.16.0

  • Breaking: Policy validation errors and warnings previously went to STDOUT. Now, they go to STDERR. Success messages still go to STDOUT.
  • Added new oso generate-types command to generate rich SDK types from your policy for use in your application. Currently we support TypeScript, with other languages coming soon.
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