talos/hack/release.toml

# commit to be tagged for new release
commit = "HEAD"

project_name = "Talos"
github_repo = "siderolabs/talos"
match_deps = "^github.com/((talos-systems|siderolabs)/[a-zA-Z0-9-]+)$"

# previous release
previous = "v1.3.0"

pre_release = true

preface = """\
"""

[notes]

    [notes.updates]
        title = "Component Updates"
        description="""\
* Linux: 6.1.23
* containerd: v1.6.20
* runc: v1.1.5
* Kubernetes: v1.27.0-rc.1
* etcd: v3.5.7
* CoreDNS: v1.10.1
* Flannel: v0.21.4

Talos is built with Go 1.20.3.
"""

    [notes.kernel-modules]
        title = "Kernel Modules"
        description="""\
Talos now supports automatically loading kernel drivers built as modules.
If any system extensions or the Talos base kernel build provides kernel modules and if they matches the system hardware (via PCI IDs), they will be loaded automatically.
Modules can still be loaded explicitly by defining it in [machine configuration](https://www.talos.dev/v1.4/reference/configuration/#kernelconfig).
"""

    [notes.kernel-modules-tree]
        title = "Kernel Modules Tree"
        description="""\
Talos now supports re-building the kernel modules dependency tree information on upgrades.
This allows modules of same name to co-exist as in-tree and external modules.
System Extensions can provide modules installed into `extras` directory and when loading it'll take precendence over the in-tree module.
"""

    [notes.kernel-reset-argument]
        title = "Kernel Reset Argument"
        description="""\
Talos now supports `talos.experimental.wipe=system:EPHEMERAL,STATE` kernel argument.
Talos now also supports the new GRUB boot option - "Reset Talos installation and return to maintenance mode".
Both of this options will reset EPHEMERAL and STATE partitions and will return Talos into maintenance mode after the reboot.
"""

    [notes.etcd]
        title = "etcd Maintenance"
        description="""\
Talos adds new APIs to make it easier to perform etcd maintenance operations.

These APIs are available via new `talosctl etcd` sub-commands:

* `talosctl etcd alarm list|disarm`
* `talosctl etcd defrag`
* `talosctl etcd status`

See also [etcd maintenance guide](https://talos.dev/v1.4/advanced/etcd-maintenance/).
"""

    [notes.crihosts]
        title = "Registry Mirror Catch-All Option"
        description="""\
Talos now supports a catch-all option for registry mirrors:

```yaml
machine:
    registries:
        mirrors:
            docker.io:
                - https://registry-1.docker.io/
            "*":
                - https://my-registry.example.com/
```
"""

    [notes.machineconfig]
        title = "Machine Configuration"
        description="""\
Strategic merge config patches correctly support merging `.vlans` sections of the network interface.
"""

    [notes.dashboard]
        title = "Talos Dashboard on TTY2"
        description="""\
Talos now starts a text-based UI dashboard on virtual console `/dev/tty2` and switches to it by default upon boot.
Kernel logs remain available on `/dev/tty1`.

To switch TTYs, use the `Alt+F1` through `Alt+F2` keys.

You can disable this behavior by setting the kernel parameter `talos.dashboard.disabled=1`.

This behavior is disabled by default on SBCs.
"""

    [notes.reset]
        title = "Reset API Enhancements"
        description="""\
Talos now supports resetting user disks through the Reset API,
the list of disks to wipe is set using the `--user-disks-to-wipe` parameter in `talosctl`.
Additionally, the Reset API can now function in maintenance mode
and has the capability to wipe the node's system disk (partial wipe is not supported).
"""

    [notes.roles]
        title = "New Talos API os:operator role"
        description="""\
Talos now supports a new `os:operator` role for the Talos API.
This role allows everything `os:reader` role allows plus access to maintenance APIs:
rebooting, shutting down a node, accessing packet capture, etcd alarm APIs, etcd backup, etc.
"""

    [notes.containers-output]
        title = "talosctl containers"
        description="""\
`talosctl logs -k` and `talosctl containers -k` now support and output container display names with their ids.
This allows to distinguish between containers with the same name.
"""

    [notes.netstat]
        title = "talosctl netstat"
        description="""\
Talos API was extended to support retrieving a list of network connections (sockets) from the node and pods.
`talosctl netstat` command was added to retrieve the list of network connections.
"""

    [notes.vmware]
        title = "VMware Platform"
        description="""\
Talos now supports loading network configuration on VMWare platform from the `metadata` key.
See [CAPV IPAM Support](https://github.com/kubernetes-sigs/cluster-api-provider-vsphere/blob/main/docs/proposal/20220929-ipam-support.md) and
[Talos issue 6708](https://github.com/siderolabs/talos/issues/6708) for details.
"""

    [notes.env]
        title = "Kernel Argument `talos.environment`"
        description="""\
Talos now supports passing environment variables via `talos.environment` kernel argument.

Example:

```
talos.environment=http_proxy=http://proxy.example.com:8080 talos.environment=https_proxy=http://proxy.example.com:8080
```
"""

    [notes.bonding]
        title = "Bond Device Selectors"
        description="""\
Bond links can now be described using device selectors instead of explicit device names:

```yaml
machine:
  network:
    interfaces:
      - interface: bond0
        bond:
          deviceSelectors:
            - hardwareAddr: '00:50:56:*'
            - hardwareAddr: '00:50:57:9c:2c:2d'
```
"""

[make_deps]

    [make_deps.tools]
        variable = "TOOLS"
        repository = "github.com/siderolabs/tools"

    [make_deps.pkgs]
        variable = "PKGS"
        repository = "github.com/siderolabs/pkgs"

    [make_deps.extras]
        variable = "EXTRAS"
        repository = "github.com/siderolabs/extras"