Wednesday 16 October 2019

Traffic Parrot 5.5.1 released, whats new?

We have just released version 5.5.1. Here is a list of the changes that came with the release:

Features

  • Traffic Parrot can now check that gRPC mapping files match proto schema on startup. You can enable this check to prevent startup if mapping files are out of date when compared to the proto schema.
    • The following property enables the feature: trafficparrot.virtualservice.grpc.check.mapping.schema.on.startup=true
    • Currently supports checking gRPC mapping equalToJson request matchers
    • Currently supports checking gRPC mapping response
    • This feature is currently in public beta and is subject to change
    • Please let us know your feedback feedback@trafficparrot.com and help us improve this feature

Changes

  • Traffic Parrot now only requires a single port for the UI:
    • trafficparrot.gui.http.port=8080
    The following ports are no longer used by the UI:
    • trafficparrot.virtualservice.http.management.port=8083
    • trafficparrot.virtualservice.jms.management.port=9093
    • trafficparrot.virtualservice.http.port=8081
We also made the following fix in the 5.4.5 release:

Fixes

  • gRPC mapping files will now be written with the correct status code of 0 to represent a successful response status. gRPC mapping files with status code 200 will continue to be interpreted as status code 0 to preserve backwards compatibility.

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