Changelog

1.2

Fixed regressions

• camisole < 1.0 fallbacks to JSON parsing when receiving unsupported content types (eg. curl’s default form-encoded); 1.0 ≤ camisole < 1.2 used to require that a valid content-type header be present on the request, including JSON requests. camisole ≥ 1.2 restores the original behavior, so curl(1) can be used without any specific header, as the documentation command-line examples imply.

1.1

New features

• Add support for the D language.

1.0

Breaking changes

• The HTTP API now requires a Content-type header (application/json or application/msgpack)
• cg-mem limit is renamed mem (#31)
• mem limit is renamed virt-mem (#31)
• time-wall meta property is renamed wall-time (#32)
• Default $ camisole serve port was 8080 and is now 42920
• Removed Brainfuck, F# and VisualBasic.NET. New criteria for built-in languages: being included in the Archlinux default packages, for easier deployment.

New features

• The $ camisole benchmark was implemented
• The HTTP API now accepts both JSON and MessagePack payloads and outputs either JSON or MessagePack; as such, source code, stdin, stderr and stdout can now contain any binary data when using MessagePack
• Some camisole features can now be configured through a YAML config file

Other

• The default HTTP payload size limit was raised from 2 MB to 50 MB
• Box allocation from the isolation backend (isolate) was refactored to use a more robust approach, preventing some races conditions