npm pm2 1.0.0
1.0.0 - Akira

latest releases: 5.4.1, 5.4.0, 5.3.1...
8 years ago

Here we are PM2 1.0 with embedded module system

RT: https://twitter.com/keymetrics_io/status/683999496745922560

  • [#1844][#1845][#1850] Load configuration in /etc/default/pm2 + add ulimit -n override
  • [#1810] Add --kill-timeout option (delay before process receive a final SIGKILL)
  • [#1830] Add tests for PM2_KILL_TIMEOUT (SIGKILL delay) + default SIGINT to any kind of procs
  • [#1825] Process management commands (start/restart/stop/delete) can take multiple arguments
  • [#1822] Add new method pm2.sendDataToProcessId(type|data|id) to send data to processes
  • [#1819] Send SIGINT signal to process instead of SIGTERM
  • [#1819][#1794][#1765] Avoid writing on std err/out when process is disconnected
  • Add default attribute in schema.json to allow to configure default value when passing a JSON
  • JSON and CLI starts are now consistent in terms of option size, attribute number
  • pm2.restart(json_data, function(err, data) now returns an array of process instead of simple object (success:true))
  • Now pm2 restart process.json --env , refresh environment variable on each restart depending of the X environment
  • prepareJSON method in PM2 code (God.js) removed
  • partition Common.prepareAppConf (duplicate with verifyConfs)
  • Change signature of Common.prepareAppConf
  • Centralize Interpreter resolution via Common.sink.resolveInterpreter(app) in Common.js
  • Better meta information when process restart/reload/stop (signal + exit code)
  • Upgrade pm2-axon, cron, should, mocha, coffee-script, chokidar, semver NPM packages
  • Show process configuration option when describing process
  • Add --no-automation flag
  • Fix when starting application with illegal names (#1764)
  • Fix management of app starting with numerics in the filename (#1769)
  • Fix versiong system (reset to default on resurrect/prepare)
  • Increase buffer size for versioning meta parsing

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