Releases: devrev/adaas-chef-cli
Release 0.7.0
[0.7.0] 2025-06-11
Added
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Custom objects enables mapping to custom objects.
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Custom links enables mapping of custom links.
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Fallbacks for required fields enables setting fallbacks for required DevRev fields that are optional in external systems.
Changed
We consolidated all the documentation needed to develop Airdrop snap-ins in our developer documentation.
Feel free to go in-depth about the new features there.
Release 0.6.4
[0.6.5] 2025-05-07
Fixed
Updates the initial-mapping check
command to permit transformation methods and devrev fields added on the backend since the last release.
Changed
Backward compatible change to how exported intiial domain mappings are encoded.
Release 0.6.3
[0.6.3] 2025-04-09
Added
This release adds the Authorization policy object that enables mapping of MFZ permissions.
See the developer documentation details.
Release 0.6.2
[0.6.2] 2025-04-08
Fixed
The usage of custom stages in the mcp initial-mapping
subcommand.
Release 0.6.1
[0.6.1] 2025-04-07
Fixed
A panic in the new mcp initial-mapping
subcommand.
Release 0.6.0
[0.6.0] 2025-04-07
Added
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Added
mcp
subcommands for launching the chef-cli as an MCP server for use with Cursor, Claude Code and other AI tools which implement an MCP server. -
Added
initial-mapping check
, which tests a local initial domain mapping file against a local metadata file, simulating how it would behave in an import.
Changed
- The rarely needed
install-mapping
andconvert-mapping
subcommands are renamedinitial-mapping install
ąndinitial-mapping convert
Chef CLI 0.5.6
This release adds support for the platform groups object, allowing mapping to the default rev users and dev users groups in DevRev.
Chef CLI 0.5.5
This release fixes a bug where running initial domain mapping UI would crash for some people. It also lays the groundwork to support new transformation methods and objects in the future.
Chef CLI 0.5.4: documentation
This release fixes a bug where some characters couldn't be used as external field references. It also revamps the chef-cli documentation to make it easier to navigate and to explain why some mappings might be unavailable.
Take a look at the new documentation in the README.
Chef CLI 0.5.3
This release adds the capability to configure custom fields to be constructed in beyond those that are created one-on-one with the external fields coming from the metadata.
It also tightens validations of the metadata:
- it is not permitted to have an enum with no allowed values at all
- it is not permitted to have a reference field without specifying what it refers to.