- Implemented a bash script to verify all references to version 3.2.x have been updated to 3.3.0.
- The script checks binary version, core source files, configuration files, documentation, ejabberd module, and network resilience documentation.
- Provides a summary of verification results and confirms successful updates across all components.
- Deleted obsolete test files: test_mime.go, test_mime_integration.go, and xmpp_client_upload_diagnosis.ipynb.
- Updated README.md to reflect the new version 3.3.0 "Nexus Infinitum" and its features.
- Added comprehensive release notes for version 3.3.0 detailing major enhancements and installation instructions.
- Introduced cleanup script to remove development artifacts while preserving production files.
- Enable network events by default in configuration
- Integrate network resilience manager into upload handling
- Add support for automatic upload pause/resume during WLAN to 5G transitions
- Enhance documentation with network resilience settings and testing procedures
- Create a test script for validating network resilience functionality
- Introduced a comprehensive configuration template (config-adaptive.toml) for adaptive I/O, enabling improved upload/download dual stack with various performance optimizations, security settings, and network resilience features.
- Created a test configuration template (test-config.toml) mirroring the adaptive configuration for testing purposes.
- Added a simple test configuration (test-simple-config.toml) for basic adaptive features testing with essential parameters.
- Included an empty Jupyter notebook (xep0363_analysis.ipynb) for future analysis related to XEP-0363.
- Introduced configuration files for Docker, Podman, and SystemD deployments.
- Implemented a comprehensive test suite for HMAC validation, file uploads, and network resilience.
- Added debugging scripts for live monitoring of upload issues and service status.
- Created minimal configuration for testing purposes.
- Developed multiple test scripts to validate HMAC calculations and response handling.
- Enhanced upload tests to cover various scenarios including invalid HMAC and unsupported file extensions.
- Improved logging and error analysis capabilities for better diagnostics.
- Introduced fast detection and quality monitoring for network changes.
- Added predictive switching to proactively handle network failures.
- Updated configuration examples and README for mobile network resilience.
- Enhanced network resilience settings in Podman configuration.
- Created a new configuration file for optimized mobile network resilience.
- Introduced Dockerfile.podman for building a Podman-compatible image.
- Created deploy-podman.sh script for automated deployment and management.
- Added Podman-specific README.md with quick start and configuration details.
- Included example configuration file (config.toml.example) for production settings.
- Implemented systemd service file for managing the HMAC File Server as a service.
- Established health checks and security features in the container setup.
- Documented deployment commands and troubleshooting steps in README.md.
- Introduced a revolutionary 8-line minimal configuration system, reducing complexity by 93%.
- Added auto-configuration generation with `--genconfig` for quick setup.
- Enhanced file processing with fixed deduplication responses and optimized queue management.
- Supported multi-architecture builds (AMD64, ARM64, ARM32v7) with an interactive builder.
- Updated migration guide for seamless transition from 3.1.x to 3.2.
- Overhauled user experience for new installations, emphasizing ease of use and performance.
- Added ClamAV security configuration to enhance scanning efficiency for critical file types.
- Introduced deduplication optimization with a 1GB threshold to bypass SHA256 computation for large files, improving upload speed.
- Resolved "endless encryption" issue by disabling deduplication for large files and allowing video file extensions in global settings.
- Enhanced upload performance verification scripts to monitor and validate upload processes and configurations.
- Updated monitoring scripts for real-time log analysis and upload activity tracking.
- Documented all changes and configurations in respective markdown files for clarity and future reference.
