Merge branch 'master' into disable-prune-by-default

Updated rsa key format to PKCS#8


Updated README.md


Merge pull request #120 from deepmind/rsa-function-update

Updated RSA key format to PKCS#8
Updated CHANGELOG.md


Version incremenet 0.16.11

Fixed typo in make_release.sh


Merge branch 'master' into disable-prune-by-default


Add pretty_printer option to searchvar

Merge pull request #121 from deepmind/searchvar_pretty_printer

Add pretty_printer option to searchvar
Merge branch 'master' into disable-prune-by-default


Removed minikube-es-2 from examples


Updated demo gif


Updated example libjsonnet


Updated requests to 2.19.1


Merge pull request #124 from deepmind/deps

Updated requests to 2.19.1
Removing monitoring from example libs for now


Merge pull request #123 from deepmind/examples-update

Examples update
Merge branch 'master' into disable-prune-by-default

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## 0.16.11:
+- Updated RSA key format to PKCS#8 (#120)
+
+## 0.16.10:
+- GPG backend cleanup (no change in usage or cli) (#116)
+- Improved caching (#117)
+- Verbose options for `inventory` and `searchvar` commands (#119)
+
 ## 0.16.9:
 - Fixed bug with searchvar keys chain (#115)
 

README.md

@@ -95,7 +95,6 @@ $ cd examples/kubernetes
 $ kapitan compile
 Compiled minikube-mysql
 Compiled minikube-es
-Compiled minikube-es-2
 ```
 
 # Main concepts
@@ -381,7 +380,7 @@ The usual flow of creating and using an encrypted secret with kapitan is:
     See [mysql.yml class](https://github.com/deepmind/kapitan/tree/master/examples/kubernetes/inventory/classes/component/mysql.yml). When referencing your secret, you can use the following functions to automatically generate, encrypt and save your secret:
     ```
     randomstr - Generates a random string. You can optionally pass the length you want i.e. randomstr:32
-    rsa - Generates an RSA 4096 private key. You can optionally pass the key size i.e. rsa:2048
+    rsa - Generates an RSA 4096 private key (PKCS#8). You can optionally pass the key size i.e. rsa:2048
     base64 - base64 encodes your secret; to be used as a secondary function i.e. randomstr|base64
     sha256 - sha256 hashes your secret; to be used as a secondary function i.e. randomstr|sha256. You can optionally pass a salt i.e randomstr|sha256:salt -> becomes sha256("salt:<generated random string>")
     ```
@@ -521,7 +520,6 @@ Show all inventory files where variable is declared:
 
 ```
 $ kapitan searchvar parameters.elasticsearch.replicas
-./inventory/targets/minikube-es-2.yml             2
 ./inventory/targets/minikube-es.yml               2
 ./inventory/classes/component/elasticsearch.yml   1
 ```