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## Version 1.1.8
New feature:
* 407f12d client: output local time by default, add -z/--zulu for UTC
Housekeeping:
* 02212e2 Switch to std::time and drop use of 'time' crate
* d42db50 Upgrade several dependencies to latest versions
* e13d6fd Remove deprecated `std::error::Error::description` calls
* 32f11aa Update Dockerfile to Rust 1.42
## Version 1.1.7
* Improved options for client output thanks to @zicklag (f1f834e8c).
By default the client now outputs just the time reported by the queried server.
The `-v` or `--verbose` flag will print additional information such as the response's
midpoint and radius. `-j` or `--json` outputs responses in JSON format instead.
Non-response text output is written to standard error to enable verbose output
while redirecting the response(s) to a file or pipe like so:
```
$ roughenough-client -v roughtime.int08h.com 2002 > time.txt
Requesting time from: "roughtime.int08h.com":2002
Received time from server: midpoint="Oct 08 2019 18:40:38", radius=1000000, verified=No (merkle_index=0)
$ cat time.txt
Oct 08 2019 18:40:38
```
## Version 1.1.6
* Fix several Clippy items (266f1adc9)
* Update to latest Rusoto (6ff01af52)
* Update to latest google-cloudkms (a0165c019)
* Update Dockerfile to Rust 1.38 (a14c2e8)
## Version 1.1.5
* Improved error messages (3841942)
* Update fuzzer server target to sync with roughenough-fuzz
* Add Dockerfile to create a server container
## Version 1.1.4
* Implement Roughtime ecosystem response mangling (177372f, f851deb)
* Doc fix from @Muncan90 (20ba144)
## Version 1.1.3
* Add decrypt option to `roughenough-kms`
## Version 1.1.2
* Add client request statistics tracking.
* Clean-up and simplification of server inner loop.
* Rust 2018 edition required to compile.
## Version 1.1.1
* Provide auxiliary data to the AWS KMS decryption call. The auxiliary data _was_ provided in encrypt, but not decrypt, resulting in unconditional failure when unwrapping the long-term identity. See https://github.com/int08h/roughenough/commit/846128d08bd3fcd72f23b3123b332d0692782e41#diff-7f7c3059af30a5ded26269301caf8531R102
## Version 1.1.0
* Optional HTTP health check (requested in #8), see the
[feature's documentation](https://github.com/int08h/roughenough/blob/master/doc/OPTIONAL-FEATURES.md#http-health-check)
* Support AWS and Google Key Management Systems (KMS) to protect the server's long-term key.
See the [KMS documentation](https://github.com/int08h/roughenough/blob/master/doc/OPTIONAL-FEATURES.md#key-management-system-kms-support).
* Numerous refactorings and clean ups to support fuzzing of
server components (b801eda, thanks to @Aaron1011)
## Version 1.0.6
* As pointed out in #10, the client and server binary names were too generic. Rename
them to be packaging friendly. Thank you @grempe. (b43bcb27ad)
## Version 1.0.5
* The server now supports configuration from
[environment variables](https://github.com/int08h/roughenough#server-configuration)
## Version 1.0.4
* Update `untrusted` dependency to incorporate security fix (see https://github.com/RustSec/advisory-db/pull/24).
Fixes #6 reported by @tirkarthi (383b0347).
## Release 1.0.3
* Limit the number of tags in a message to 1024 (0b8c965)
## Release 1.0.2
* Merge input validation and error handling improvements from #5. Fuzzing FTW.
* Misc docstring and README updates
* Fix incorrect range-check introduced in 9656fda and released as 1.0.1.
## Release 1.0.1 (yanked)
* Release 1.0.1 was removed from Github and yanked from crates.io due to a range-check bug.
1.0.2 is its replacement.
## Release 1.0.0
Thanks to @Aaron1011's work, Roughenough has 1.0 level of functionality.
* Server batches responses and signs Merkle tree root (3471e04, ee38933f, and 31bf8b3)
* `mio` error handling improvement (613fb01f)
* Build on Rust Nightly (350b23a)
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