• Packages and tarballs now contain the magic required to make fstab use easy.

• Fixed two release-building bugs. See issue #107.

• Improved logging when --debug_fuse is set.
• Added an embedded version number to releases, accessible with -v.
• Releases will now contain .deb and .rpm files for Linux.

• Revised the way reading from files works, throwing away the previous chunking and caching logic. Sequential read throughput is more than doubled, without apparent effect on random read throughput.

As part of this change, the flags --gcs-chunk-size and --temp-dir-bytes have been removed.

See commit babd421 and issue #103 for more details.

• Reduced the RAM and CPU overhead due to supporting cancellation of HTTP requests.

• Significantly improved CPU and RAM efficiency.
• We now allow Linux to maintain a page cache for file data.
• Improved error logging output.
• Built with a version of Go not containing the JSON parsing EOF bug discussed in #101.

• Changed the way profiling works. Send SIGUSR1 for CPU, SIGUSR2 for memory.
• Further improved sequential read performance.
• Killed off a dependency on the old jacobsa/bazilfuse package.

• Added debugging options for dumping CPU and memory profiles.
• Improved sequential read performance a bit.
• Changed dependencies for help text and flags.

• Fixed buggy parsing of the -o flag.

• Added a --key-file flag for explicitly specifying a JSON key for GCS.
• Made help text much nicer.

• Added support for renaming files.
• Fixed flag parsing-related bugs.
• Fixed build breakages caused by backwards-incompatible changes in dependencies.
• Cleaned up logging output a bit.