v0.5.3

• Installs Kubernetes v1.4.6 as default version
• remove SecurityContextDeny from admission_control #108
• Till qcow-tool is made to work as a standalone binary, please install missing library with brew install libev

v0.5.2

• Installs Kubernetes v1.4.4 as default version, which also solves kubectl on Sierra #102
• Fixed Deis Workflow install #103
• Support for Helm v2

v0.5.1

• default Kubernetes version is v1.4.0
• new version of Kubernetes Dashboard
• added socat binary #100
• removed depreciated Kubedash

v0.5.0

• bump default Kubernetes version to v1.3.7

v0.4.9

Breaking changes:

• Needs the latest Corectl App version https://github.com/TheNewNormal/corectl.app/releases/tag/v0.2.4
• Comes with Kubernetes v1.3.4

v0.4.8

• NFS is enabled on Node VMs by default
• comes with Kubernetes v1.3.3

v0.4.7

• New: After successful install you can control kube-cluster VMs via kcluster cli as well. Cli resides in ~/kube-cluster/bin folder and has simple commands: kcluster start|stop|status|ip. Just copy the kcluster to your pre-set path and you are good to control Kubernetes Cluster via cli, it is specially handy for automation tasks.

v0.4.6

• fix for k8s add-ons not being installed on the initial install

v0.4.5

• Sparse disk (QCow2) support for data.img, so no more wasted space, the latest corectl v0.7.13 must be used, just run via corectl.app menu Check for corectld updates
• To take advantage of sparse disks, delete the~/kube-cluster folder and and run the App
• Open user's preferred shell if defined, otherwise bash, thanks to @tpbrown, that should make fish junkies happy :)

v0.4.3

• disable default new ISO check on VM's boot
• For the upgrade just replace App with the new version, no needs to reinstall any VMs