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1.84

This 1.84 release has a new way to run SQUAD via docker-compose, thanks to swvanbuuren!

The release also counts with a few improvements on the REST API and CI module.

Complete list of changes going in:

* api: rest:
* register only one build endpoint
* add skip filter
* ci:
* fetch LAVA job definition for watchjobs
* fix variable naming of get_job_definition methods
* add test for getting job definitions to testing backend
* account for backends without job definition
* docs:
* .readthedocs.yml: bump Python to 3.10
* update authorization token header in SQUAD docs
* make docker compose definition generic
* add docker compose example incl. documentation
* change localhost port behavior

1.83

This 1.83 release improves documentation and how to run SQUAD.

1.82

This 1.82 release improves performance of release 1.81 and also
adds title to all pages in SQUAD.

1.81.1

This 1.81.1 release uses the most recent release of plugins

1.81

This 1.81 release reverts part of 1.80 regarding plugin postprocessing.

It still uses the queue ci_fetch_postprocess, but instead of waiting for
plugin subtasks on the main thread, it relies on plugins to invoke a SQUAD
task that updates testjob status. This should increase overall consistency
in SQUAD.

1.80

This 1.80 release adds Tuxsuite new metadata when fetching tests.

The release also changes a bit how SQUAD does postprocessing of testjobs.
There was a bug in SQUAD that would cause inconsistencies if SQUAD was deployed
in a auto-scalable environment. The bug is resolved by creating a separate
queue called "ci_fetch_postprocess" to be consumed by a persistent worker.

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