What's new

The documentation has been switched from GitBook to MkDocs. Amongst other things, the documentation is now easier to navigate and search, with features like a per-page table of contents.
A new sample project demonstrating the use of batect with Clojure and Leiningen has been added to the list of sample projects. (Thanks to @safiranugroho for agreeing to be included in the list.)
The display of all error messages is now clearer and less overwhelming when coloured output is enabled (no more sea of red text). In particular, the messages shown when an image build fails or health check fails have been improved.
They are now also easier to understand when coloured output is disabled, as colour is no longer the only signal used to communicate the fact that it is, in fact, an error message.

What's been fixed

Pressing Ctrl-C during startup or cleanup no longer causes batect to just immediately abort, potentially leaving containers and other resources running. It will now wait for any pending operations to complete and then attempt to cleanup before exiting.

First time using batect? Take a look at the getting started guide, or the Java or Ruby sample projects.

If you're using batect 0.12 or newer, run ./batect --upgrade to upgrade automatically.
If you're using an older version of batect, replace the batect script in your project with the one attached to this release. (Don't forget to make it executable with chmod +x batect if need be.)