• Add support for new mount option for use with mount and /etc/fstab:
• implicit_dirs
• dir_mode (accepts an octal number)
• file_mode (accepts an octal number)

See docs/mounting.md for more info.

• Return reasonable atimes and ctimes. (See issue #148.)

• Fixed broken handling of relative paths for mount points (issue #147). Flags
  that specify paths, which are less frequently used, must still be absolute.

• gcsfuse now returns immediately after mounting the file system, for greater
  scriptability. To preserve the previous behavior of staying in the
  foreground (for example, in order to see debug logging), run with the
  --foreground flag.
• We now allow mounting only a single directory from within a bucket. Use the
  --only-dir flag to do this.

• Added support for the mknod(2) syscall. This may also be relevant for users of NFS exports.

• We no longer distribute tarballs containing pre-built binaries. Please use
  the .rpm or .deb files on Linux, homebrew on OS X, or install from source.
• Rate limiting should be more accurate, and should be less restrictive when
  the file system has just been mounted. See commit 5fb47e0.
• The --file-mode and --dir-mode flags now accept their arguments in
  octal, matching tools like chmod.
• There is no longer a helper bash script installed into /sbin; rather the
  mount_gcsfuse program (mount.gcsfuse on Linux) is installed directly.
• mount_gcsfuse now performs its own daemonization, and doesn't require a
  tool like daemon to be installed.
• mount now waits for the file system to be mounted, and returns an
  appropriate exit code.
• Copying files and directories with the Finder on OS X now works better. See
  issue #125.

• Don't choke on auto, noauto, and nouser options when invoked via
  mount on Linux.
• Print a warning when invoked as root.
• Include the Go version in the gcsfuse version string.

• Remote updates to object metadata now result in a new inode, like remote
  updates to object contents always have. See #114.
• Linux releases now include a mount(8) helper for file system type
  fuse.gcsfuse, allowing mount -t fuse.gcsfuse to work. See #116.

• Added support for setting arbitrary mtimes for files. Major changes:
• utimes(2) and friends no longer return ENOSYS.
• atime is ignored, and silently fails to take.
• mtime is stored in object metadata keyed by gcsfuse_mtime.
• Increased stat performance on Linux by a factor of 280x by allowing the
  kernel to cache inode attributes when -sstat-cache-ttl is set.
• Enabled writeback caching on Linux, increasing write performance by up to
  40x for small writes, and by a few times for large writes.

• Encoded a dependency on daemon in the .deb and .rpm packages.
• Improved debug logging.