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Changes with Unit 1.21.0 19 Nov 2020
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*) Change: procfs is mounted by default for all languages when "rootfs"
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isolation is used.
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*) Change: any characters valid according to RFC 7230 are now allowed in
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HTTP header field names.
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*) Change: HTTP header fields with underscores ("_") are now discarded
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from requests by default.
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*) Feature: optional multithreaded request processing for Java, Python,
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Perl, and Ruby apps.
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*) Feature: regular expressions in route matching patterns.
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*) Feature: compatibility with Python 3.9.
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*) Feature: the Python module now supports ASGI 2.0 legacy applications.
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*) Feature: the "protocol" option in Python applications aids choice
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between ASGI and WSGI.
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*) Feature: the fastcgi_finish_request() PHP function that finalizes
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request processing and continues code execution without holding onto
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the client connection.
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*) Feature: the "discard_unsafe_fields" HTTP option that enables
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discarding request header fields with irregular (but still valid)
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characters in the field name.
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*) Feature: the "procfs" and "tmpfs" automount isolation options to
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disable automatic mounting of eponymous filesystems.
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*) Bugfix: the router process could crash when running Go applications
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under high load; the bug had appeared in 1.19.0.
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*) Bugfix: some language dependencies could remain mounted after using
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"rootfs" isolation.
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*) Bugfix: various compatibility issues in Java applications.
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*) Bugfix: the Java module built with the musl C library couldn't run
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applications that use "rootfs" isolation.
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Changes with Unit 1.20.0 08 Oct 2020
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*) Change: the PHP module is now initialized before chrooting; this
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