v0.4.0 - the Just In Time release

Major change is modifying the RoutingTable stuff to be fetched on-demand (if uncached or expired) similar to the way drivers handle it today. Some spurious issues still in a clustered environment with read replicas and going through a SSR setup, but more stable and tends to "just work" a bit better.

Why do I continue with this stuff? No idea.

v0.3.0 - The Just In Case Release

There's not much need for bolt-proxy in this world, hopefully, but just in case I've fixed some things:

• preserve chunks for direct bolt connections (no more dechunking thus preventing blowing up buffers)
• fix some under-reads triggered by websocket connections
• fix how backend versions are extracted in order to work with Aura
• fix how routing tables are acquired to work properly with server-side routing (SSR) configurations

It's now possible to do horrible things with this layer 7 proxy and I'm not sure I should be proud or terrified.

v0.2.0 - Can't stop, won't stop

So much fun in this one:

• cleaner logging hiding most chatter behind a debug mode
• super basic health check...send a GET to /health on the port
• negotiates client versions, no longer pinning all clients to bolt v4.1
• support for clients and servers from v4.0.0 and newer!
• tweaked Dockerfile to default bind to 0.0.0.0 because Docker

v0.1.0 - Beta for testing with Aura and GKE

While there are still many rough edges and design trade-offs, this cut should be ready for a beating. Provided source-only for now as it's all pure Go, so a simple go build is all you need.