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v1.20.0 alcideio/rbac-tool

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Last release 2 years ago

no release in 18 months

Ships fairly regularly

a new release about every 2 months

Rarely documented

notes for 10 of 50 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

6 years old

64 releases · first in 2020

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

64 releases · Mar 2020 to Oct 2024
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
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latest 60 of 64
  1. v1.20.0 29 Oct 2024
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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  2. v1.19.1-0.20240729141902-4b6041bf78ae 29 Jul 2024 pre-release

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  3. v1.19.0 03 Jun 2024
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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  4. v1.18.1-0.20240507151151-b531a2fe7f91 07 May 2024 pre-release

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  5. v1.18.0 06 May 2024
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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    v1.18.0

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  6. v1.17.0 05 May 2024
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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  7. v1.16.0 14 Feb 2024
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    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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    v1.16.0

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  8. v1.15.1-0.20240214175249-98ac2d8b6137 14 Feb 2024 pre-release

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  9. v1.15.0 08 Jan 2024
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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    v1.15.0

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  10. v1.14.5 26 Sep 2023
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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  11. v1.14.4 12 Jun 2023
    Release notes

    | insightCloudSec | RBAC TOOL

    A collection of Kubernetes RBAC tools to sugar coat Kubernetes RBAC complexity

    Install

    Standalone

    curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/alcideio/rbac-tool/master/download.sh | bash

    kubectl plugin // //

    $ kubectl krew install rbac-tool

    Command Line Examples (Standalone)

    # Show which users/groups/service accounts are allowed to read secrets in the cluster pointed by kubeconfig
rbac-tool who-can get secrets

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
rbac-tool whoami

# Scan the cluster pointed by the kubeconfig context 'myctx'
rbac-tool viz --cluster-context myctx

# Scan and create a PNG image from the graph
rbac-tool viz --outformat dot --exclude-namespaces=soemns && cat rbac.dot | dot -Tpng > rbac.png && google-chrome rbac.png
# Render Online
https://dreampuf.github.io/GraphvizOnline

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Search All Service Accounts That Contains myname
rbac-tool lookup -e '.*myname.*'

# Lookup all accounts that DO NOT start with system: )
rbac-tool lookup -ne '^system:.*'

# List policy rules for users (or all of them)
rbac-tool policy-rules -e '^system:anonymous'

# Generate from Audit events & Visualize 
rbac-tool auditgen -f testdata  | rbac-tool viz   -f -

# Generate a `ClusterRole` policy that allows to read everything **except** *secrets* and *services*
rbac-tool  gen  --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

    kubectl rbac-tool ...

    # Generate HTML visualzation of your RBAC permissions
kubectl rbac-tool viz

# Query who can read secrets
kubectl rbac-tool who-can get secret

# Generate a ClusterRole policy that allows to read everything except secrets and services
kubectl rbac-tool gen --deny-resources=secrets.,services. --allowed-verbs=get,list

# Analyze cluster RBAC permissions to identify overly permissive roles and principals
kubectl rbac-tool analysis -o table

# Generate a ClusterRole with all the available permissions for core and apps api groups
kubectl rbac-tool show  --for-groups=,apps

# Show the subject information of the the one authenticates against the current cluster context
kubectl rbac-tool whoami
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  12. v1.14.3 12 Jun 2023
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  13. v1.14.2 12 Jun 2023
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  14. v1.14.2-0.20230201122320-e69a24f4d287 01 Feb 2023 pre-release

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  15. v1.14.1 01 Feb 2023

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  16. v1.14.0 09 Jan 2023

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  17. v1.13.1-0.20230109171055-70e7923dec61 09 Jan 2023 pre-release

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  18. v1.13.0 21 Nov 2022

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  19. v1.12.0 17 Nov 2022

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  20. v1.11.1 17 Nov 2022

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  22. v1.10.1 02 Oct 2022

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  23. v1.10.0 30 Sep 2022

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  24. v1.9.0 19 Jul 2022

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  26. v1.7.1 16 Jun 2022

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  27. v1.7.0 16 Jun 2022

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  28. v1.6.3 27 Jan 2022

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  29. v1.6.2 17 Nov 2021

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  30. v1.6.2-0.20211117112753-7c64cc6dcd40 17 Nov 2021 pre-release

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  31. v1.6.1 01 Nov 2021

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  32. v1.6.0 25 Oct 2021

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  33. v1.5.0 18 Oct 2021

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  34. v1.4.2-0.20211018075344-fb1e18cf4aeb 18 Oct 2021 pre-release

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  35. v1.4.1 13 Oct 2021

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  36. v1.4.1-0.20211013171003-45249fd75bee 13 Oct 2021 pre-release

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  37. v1.4.0 11 Oct 2021

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  38. v1.3.0 29 Sep 2021

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  39. v1.2.2-0.20210929124545-5c72dcf59519 29 Sep 2021 pre-release

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  40. v1.2.1 29 Aug 2021

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  41. v1.2.0 20 Jul 2021

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  42. v1.1.5-0.20210719135759-a8f5ae00143e 19 Jul 2021 pre-release

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  43. v1.1.4 19 Jul 2021

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  44. v1.1.3 19 Jul 2021

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  45. v1.1.2 19 Jul 2021

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  46. v1.1.1 11 Jul 2021

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  47. v1.1.0 28 Jun 2021

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  48. v1.0.1-0.20210614181022-9115a221c0e9 14 Jun 2021 pre-release

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  49. v1.0.0 30 May 2021

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  50. v0.10.2-0.20210105050218-50fc18204e9b 05 Jan 2021 pre-release

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  51. v0.10.1 12 Oct 2020

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  52. v0.10.0 17 Jul 2020

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  53. v0.9.1 26 Jun 2020

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  54. v0.9.1-0.20200611072925-a944077b0e59 11 Jun 2020 pre-release

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  55. v0.9.0 30 May 2020

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  56. v0.8.0 18 May 2020

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  57. v0.8.0-rc1 18 May 2020 pre-release

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  58. v0.7.0 29 Apr 2020

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  59. v0.6.2 25 Apr 2020

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  60. v0.6.1 21 Apr 2020

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