Releases: jjg/jsfs
Security patch
Initial 4.x series release
This release incorporates what was previously known as the depreciate_superblock branch which eliminates the memory-resident superblock and it's associated overhead.
This release necessarily removes some features of the 3.x series (directory listings, peering, etc.) until they can be re-implemented on the new pool management core.
Final 3.x release
Future versions of JSFS will be based on the depreciate_superblock branch and as such many of the features available in the 3.x series (directory listings, versioning, etc.) will not be available immediately.
The intention is to add these features back in to JSFS but only when high-quality implementations are available using the new pool semantics.
If you still need these features they will remain available in this release, which is suitable for storage pools of 1-2TB or less.
Final 2x release
Final release of JSFS 2.x 3.x series will involve breaking changes so I'm leaving this here just in case there's a need to go back.
Initial 2.0 build
Basic functional version of the 2.0 codebase.
Initial production release
This is here to differentiate the old (incompatible) release of jsfs from the new stuff.