1.4.0

• You can now use TOML configuration file to define common arguments for replicat commands, organize them into profiles, and load them using the --profile CLI option. Consult --help output for the default location of the file, or provide it explicitly via the --config CLI option, or pass --ignore-config to ignore configuration file altogether.

• The new -L/--limit-rate option enables rate limiting for uploads and downloads through snapshot, restore, upload-objects, and download-objects CLI commands. The corresponding methods in the Python API received the rate_limit argument, which serves the same purpose.

• CLI options -S/--snapshot-regex, -F/--file-regex, and -O/--object-regex can now be repeated. replicat will combine repeated options using OR (|).

• When creating snapshots, replicat will record hash digests of entire files, too. Use lf/list-files command to retrieve them.

• List of columns returned by list-snapshots and list-files commands can now be configured via the new --columns CLI option (refer to --help for the supported values). Pass the --no-header option to omit the table header. Corresponding methods in the Python API accept columns and header arguments, which serve the same purpose.

• add-key command has been equipped with the new --clone CLI option, which allows you to generate a new key with the same secrets and using the same password as the old key (IOW, rewrap it). For example, you could use this to change KDF parameters.

• Added support for SHA2 and SHA3 hash algorithms.

• scrypt's default work factor for new keys has been reduced 4x (r = 2 ^ 22 to r = 2 ^ 20). Old keys can be converted to the new parameters using replicat add-key --clone (the new default will be picked up automatically).

• Applied actually meaningful runtime and startup optimizations, enhanced progress indication (particularly in restore), soft-locked versions of dependencies, made minor correctness improvements.

• Beefed README.md up.