th2 gRPC act ssh library (2.0.0)
This project is a gRPC API for act-ssh component
How to maintain project
- Make your changes.
- Up version of Java package in
gradle.propertiesfile. - Up version of Python package in
package_info.jsonfile. - Commit everything.
Release Notes
2.0.0
- Migrate to book and pages
1.1.0
- Update grpc-common version
1.0.0
- Up major version for common V3 component
0.0.5
- The exit code value can be unknown when the script or command is interrupting by the act. The interrupted flag will be
truein this case.
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