# Docker-registry ## 0.9.1 * fixed database initialization issues * move away from rsa to m2crypto * s3 enhancements and bug fixes * enforce additional checks on image ids ## 0.9.0 * "loose" dependencies mechanism (DEPS=loose environment var will let you install without strictly versioned dependencies) * enhanced python version compatibility * enhanced style checking * enhanced testing * uniformized various gunicorn start stances * enhanced/cleaned-up debugging * removed unused endpoints and code * improved documentation * more complete CORS support (as en extra) * boto/gevent bugfixes * documentation improvements ## 0.8.1 * security fixes (path traversing prevention and token validation) ## 0.8.0 * configuration rehaul: https://github.com/docker/docker-registry/pull/444 - beware this breaks API for the drivers, and the core package has been updated accordingly to denote that * better redis error handling * improved coverage * experimental (undocumented) new-relic bundle support * bugsnag and new-relic are now installable as setup-tools "extras" * centralized version and other meta-informations * port / host and other gunicorn options are more consistent * mirroring fixes * tarfile: pax header and xattr support * some dependency requirements loosen (extras, test and style requirements) ## 0.7.3 * [BUGFIX] fixed default value for standalone to true ## 0.7.2 * [BUGFIX] fixed configuration handling on standalone mode ## 0.7.1 * [BUGFIX] storage_path is now handled correctly to the filesystem storage driver * [BUGFIX] change standalone header when in mirroring mode (prevents client from sending basic auth headers and overwriting token) ## 0.7 Major architecture rehaul, with potentially breaking changes: * alternate storage drivers are now implemented as independent pip packages in their own github repositories * mainline docker-registry now only provide file and s3 storage * all dependencies have been upgraded to the latest available version (specifically flask, gevent, bugsnag) * updated and cleaned-up Dockerfile now uses latest Ubuntu LTS * largely enhanced configuration mechanism (setup-configs.sh is no more) * cookies are no longer used * CORS is now enabled on a number of endpoints * extras requirements * Cloudfront redirect experimental support * [BUGFIX] unicode issues. Depending on the storage driver you are using, you may encounter unicode issues on already published content (likely garbled content). * [BUGFIX] content-length fix for bytes ranges * [BUGFIX] tar not being seeked back to 0 after lzma read attempt * [BUGFIX] inconsistent cache-control headers
