Detect-secrets-server

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0.2.2

January 11th, 2019

:tada: New Features

* Bumped version of `detect-secrets` to 0.11.4, so that we can leverage the
new `AWSKeyDetector` and the `KeywordDetector`.

0.2.1

January 10th, 2019

:tada: New Features

* Added support for delegating state management to output hooks, using the
flag `--always-update-state`.

0.2.0

January 09th, 2019

:boom: Breaking Changes

* All previous config files' format has been changed, for better usability
(and reducing the need to supply multiple config files during a single
invocation). Be sure to check out some examples in
[examples/](https://github.com/Yelp/detect-secrets-server/tree/master/examples)

* The CLI API has also been changed, to support better usability. Check out
how to use the new commands with `-h`.

:tada: New Features

* **Actually** works with the latest version of `detect-secrets`.

* New `--output-hook` functionality, to specify arbitrary scripts for handling
alerts. This should make it easier, so users aren't forced into using pysensu.

* `detect-secrets-server list` supports a convenient way to list all tracked
repositories.

* `detect-secrets-server install` is a modular way to connect tracked repositories
with a system that runs `detect-secrets-server scan` on a regular basis.
Currently, the only supported method is `cron`.

:mega: Release Highlights

* Minimal dependencies! Previously, you had to install boto3, even if you weren't
using the S3 storage option. Now, only install what you need, based on your
unique setup.

* Introduction of the `Storage` class abstraction. This separates the management
of tracked repositories (git cloning, baseline comparisons) with the method of
storing server metadata, for cleaner code, decoupled architecture, and
modularity.



Special thanks to our awesome contributors! :clap:

- [gsoyka]
- [mindfunk]

[gsoyka]: https://github.com/gsoyka
[mindfunk]: https://github.com/mindfunk

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