Releases: milliHQ/terraform-aws-next-js
v0.11.5
This is the latest release with support for Terraform AWS Provider v3.x
.
Upcoming releases require at least >= 4.8
.
Changelog
- Adds support for route-manifest v4 (#292)
This ensures the builder works with Next.js versions>= v12.1.3
. - Restrict image optimizer submodule version to
<= v12.0.10
(#293)
Since thev12.0.10
release is the last version with support for Terraform AWS Providerv3.x
this update ensures existing setups will not break in the future. - Bump @vercel/build-utils from
2.10.1
to2.12.1
(#287)
v0.11.4
v0.11.3
v0.11.2
Changelog
Added
- Support for response headers policy (
cloudfront_response_headers_policy
) for the internal CloudFront distribution (#265, #268)
This also increases the minimum required Terraform AWS provider version from3.43.0
to3.64.0
.
Fixed
- Bash script for uploading assets to S3 now uses the standard endpoint and is now compatible with newer AWS regions (#263)
- Components fetched from npm registry now use relative paths that are stored in the Terraform state, which prevents unnecessary deployments (#261)
New Contributors
- @exodusanto made their first contribution in #263
- @aquanow-jeffen made their first contribution in #265
v0.11.1
v0.11.0
v0.10.2
Bugfix release that ensures compatibility with the v12.0.0
version of the Terraform Next.js Image Optimization module for AWS.
Changelog
create_image_optimization
breaks because of breaking change in the newest 12.0.0 release (#243, #244)
New Contributors
- @mohalsherif made their first contribution in #244
v0.10.1
This release ensures that static generated routes with dynamic parts (e.g. /test/[...slug]
) are invalidated correctly when running terraform apply.
We also added a new option to define tags exclusively on S3 buckets created by this module.
Changelog
v0.10.0
Beginning with this release we streamline the versioning of the Terraform module with its npm-packages.
So when you use the Terraform module in version 0.10.0
you should also use the [email protected]
npm-package for building the Next.js project.
This release also increases the minimum required Terraform version from 0.13
to 0.15
.