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0.4.0

Added

- Support for multiple profiles:
- Optional `--profile` flag for:
- `securitydata write-to`, `print`, and `send-to`,
- `profile show`, `set`, and `reset-pw`.
- `code42 profile use` command for changing the default profile.
- `code42 profile list` command for listing all the available profiles.
- The following search args can now take multiple values:
- `--c42username`,
- `--actor`,
- `--md5`,
- `--sha256`,
- `--filename`,
- `--filepath`,
- `--processOwner`,
- `--tabURL`

Fixed

- Fixed bug where port attached to `securitydata send-to` command was not properly applied.

Changed

- Begin dates are no longer required for subsequent interactive `securitydata` commands.
- When provided, begin dates are now ignored on subsequent interactive `securitydata` commands.
- `--profile` arg is now required the first time setting up a profile.

0.3.0

Added

- Begin and end date now support specifying time: `code42 securitydata print -b 2020-02-02 12:00:00`.
- If running interactively and errors occur, you will be told them at the end of `code42 securitydata` commands.
- New search arguments for `print`, `write-to`, and `send-to`:
- `--c42username`
- `--actor`
- `--md5`
- `--sha256`
- `--source`
- `--filename`
- `--filepath`
- `--processOwner`
- `--tabURL`
- `--include-non-exposure`

Changed

- It is no longer required to store your password in your profile,
and you will be prompted to enter your password at runtime if you don't.
- You will be asked if you would like to set a password after using `code42cli profile set`.
- Begin date is now required for `securitydata` `print`, `write-to`, and `send-to` commands.

Removed

- Removed `--show` flag from `code42 profile set` command. Just use `code42 profile show`.

0.2.0

Removed

- Removed config file settings and `-c` CLI arg. Use `code42 profile set`.
- Removed `--clear-password` CLI argument. Use `code42 profile set -p`. You will be prompted.
- Removed top-level destination args. Use subcommands `write-to`. `send-to`, `print` off of `code42 security data`.

Added

- Added ability to view your profile: `code42 profile show`.
- Added `securitydata` subcommands:
- Use `code42 securitydata write-to` to output to a file.
- Use `code42 securitydata send-to` to output to a server.
- Use `code42 securitydata print` to outputs to stdout.
- Use `code42 securitydata clear-cursor` to remove the stored cursor for 'incremental' mode.
- Added support for raw JSON queries via `code42 securitydata [subcommand] --advanced-query [JSON]`.

Changed

- Renamed base command `c42aed` to `code42`.
- Moved CLI arguments `-s`, `-u`, and `--ignore-ssl-errors` to `code42 profile set` command.
- Renamed and moved top-level `-r` flag.
- Use `-i` on one of these `securitydata` subcommands `write-to`. `send-to`, `print`.
- Moved search arguments to individual `securitydata` subcommands `write-to`. `send-to`, `print`.

0.1.1

Fixed

- Issue where IOError message was inaccurate when using the wrong port for server destinations.

Added

- Error handling for all socket errors.
- Error handling for IOError 'connection refused'.

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