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Bumping sensu-plugin version #79

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Bumping sensu-plugin version #79

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Pull Request Checklist

Is this in reference to an existing issue?
#78 , #45

General

  • Update Changelog following the conventions laid out here

  • Update README with any necessary configuration snippets

  • Binstubs are created if needed

  • RuboCop passes

  • Existing tests pass

New Plugins

  • Tests

  • Add the plugin to the README

  • Does it have a complete header as outlined here

Purpose

See details in #78 . Handler does its own filtering. Bumping up the gem resolves this.

Known Compatibility Issues

This is bumping up to 2.X, likely a breaking change.

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Closes #78

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asachs01 commented Dec 7, 2018

@majormoses can I get a 👍/👎 on this?

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majormoses commented Dec 7, 2018

needs a changelog entry explaining the breaking changes but otherwise looks good. You can look at: sensu-plugins/sensu-plugins-docker@7ce5ba9 for refrence.

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majormoses commented Dec 7, 2018

I can do that and get it released this weekend if you don't beat me to getting that added.

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Looks like travis is clogged up but I cut a release. I will check back later and manually cut a rubygems release if it has not done it by then.

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