v1.3.1

• Bug fixes
  • Addressed feedback to make rootdisk* symlinks more consistent with Linux
    naming. Not backwards compatible with the 1.3.0 naming.

v1.3.0

• New features
  • Create /dev/rootdisk* symlinks to the block devices that are on the same
    physical device. This makes it a lot easier to deal with systems that
    don't have predictable device names or don't have them early enough in
    the boot process.

v1.2.0

• New features
  • Support Elixir's consolidated directory if found.

v1.1.4

• Bug fixes
  • Fix reboot hang on the BBB when using the g_serial driver and sending the
    IEx prompt out the virtual serial port.

v1.1.3

• Bug fixes
  • Improve debug on graceful shutdown to help debug errors in the future.
    Also, handle some error returns that were not being handled before.
  • Change default to --reboot-on-fatal so that fatal errors from erlinit
    don't result in hung boards. This is the expectation in production, so
    users debugging erlinit issues should add --hang-on-fatal to their
    erlinit.config files from now on.

v1.1.2

• Bug fixes
  • Log to /dev/kmsg to avoid blocking on stderr due to error messages
    being printed. This fixes an issue blocking reboots when logging to a
    gadget serial port.

v1.1.1

• Bug fixes
  • Reap orphaned zombie processes

v1.1.0

• New features
  • Add graceful-shutdown-timeout option to specify longer or shorter
    timeouts for waiting for the Erlang VM to exit gracefully.

v1.0.1

• Fixes
  • Fix Erlang VM exit detection breakage introduced by graceful shutdown.

v1.0.0

• New features
  • Added support for graceful shutdowns. Now requests to reboot, halt,
    and power off won't immediately terminate the Erlang VM. It will get
    about 10 seconds to shut down gracefully before it's killed.
  • Added support for reading start_erl.data to decide which version
    of a release to run.
  • Sorted all directory scans so that they're deterministic. Previously
    the order that files were read in a directory could determine what was
    run. While the order appeared stable in practice, it wasn't guaranteed.
  • Added --working-directory to change the current directory to
    something else. This was useful for OTP applications that wrote to
    the current directory.
  • Added quite a few more regression tests.