shuttle: v0.17.0 update

We're excited to release shuttle v0.17.0! 🚀

Second and third week of Shuttle Batch 2023

We are extremely excited to see how the batch participants progress on the small and medium-sized projects. We had all round contributions and enjoyed seeing the participants taking the lead and clarifying their projects with the maintainer team, seeking the biggest impact. We are very happy to see the help they offer to each other, the encouraging words, and the team spirit that makes them push through. Thanks to everyone and we’re looking forward to seeing more of this!

As for the contributions, here is the list:

@iamwacko added an optional flag to allow not running our local development environment in detached mode in #878
@XaviFP fixed a broken link in our codegen errors in #885
@utterstep added a feature-flag to shuttle-shared-db to allow users to use rustls rather than native-tls if they want to in #870
@SyedFasiuddin upgraded our codegen to syn 2.0 in #880
@paulotten upgraded our aws sdk crates in #897
@piewhat removed the cargo dependency from deployer, and also refactored the test run on deploys to show the output of failed tests in #907
@jonaro00 and @hseeberge1r implemented a new feature that allows users to reset their api-keys, which is useful if you leaked your key, in #857
@SyedFasiuddin contributed to adding next logical suggestions for various cargo-shuttle commands: #915.

Other contributions

@arturaz improved the performance of our JwtAuthentication layer by manually implementing Future for it in #868
@kierendavies removed the clap dependency from shuttle-runtime, replacing it with a declarative macro, ensuring we don’t leak the clap dependency to users projects in #822
@figsoda added hyper-reverse-proxy as a workspace dependency ****used by both the deployer and gateway in #921
@merlinbrot added an awesome request-scheduler example showcasing how to do cron-like schedules for accessing a URL in shuttle-hq/shuttle-examples#47
@joshua-mo-143 added a SaaS full-stack application powered by Next.js and Shuttle: shuttle-hq/shuttle-examples#50.

cargo-shuttle is now packaged for Arch Linux

@orhun has packaged cargo-shuttle for Arch Linux, and he has graciously volunteered to keep the package updated. He added installation instructions to our readme in #902 Thanks!

You can now install cargo-shuttle on Arch Linux with pacman:

pacman -S cargo-shuttle

Shuttle Salvo integration version bump

shuttle-salvo has been upgraded to v0.41, this means that to use version 0.17.0 of shuttle-salvo you’ll also need to update your project to use the new version.

Upgrading

To upgrade your shuttle CLI, run: cargo install cargo-shuttle, or if you’re using [cargo-binstall](https://github.com/cargo-bins/cargo-binstall), cargo binstall cargo-shuttle.

If you’d like to upgrade your project container, run the restart project command. This will not delete any databases, and you will keep your project name:

cargo shuttle project restart

Finally, redeploy your shuttle service:

cargo shuttle deploy

shuttle-hq/shuttle v0.17.0 on GitHub