Changelog

New features

• Verify metrics in plan verify server. The /status endpoint now exposes verify counts alongside sync progress, giving dashboards and monitoring tools a single source of truth for both operations.
• Verify resume pre-seeding. When resuming a verify operation, previously completed counts are loaded from the task repository so progress starts from where it left off.
• --drain-timeout flag. Controls how long the process waits for in-flight operations to complete before shutting down. Also available as a config field.
• Full observability lifecycle for verify. The verify command now emits the same Prometheus metrics, status-server updates, and console events as the sync command.
• Live stats and object gauges during sync. Real-time object-level gauges are emitted during sync operations, improving visibility in Prometheus and Grafana dashboards.
• Pre-initialized Prometheus metric labels. Dashboard panels no longer show "No data" on startup; all metric labels are registered with zero values at initialization.

Fixes

• Tracker Reset semantics. Corrected the counter reset behavior and added pending counts to the progress tracker.
• License limit reached event. The brief console output now reports when the license object limit is reached, instead of silently stopping.

Fixes

• Exclude delete markers from verification. The verify command no longer attempts to verify S3 delete markers, which caused false failures when verifying versioned bucket migrations.

New features

• Version-aware S3 bucket migration. Godwit Sync can now migrate all object versions from a versioned S3 bucket, not just the latest version. Version IDs are tracked on both source and destination, and partial version history is reported during the operation.
• Object lock migration. Retention policies and legal holds are preserved when migrating objects between S3-compatible storage systems.
• --config flag for plan commands. Plan, sync, and verify commands can now read settings from a YAML configuration file instead of requiring all options as CLI flags.
• --unsupported-key-action=warn mode. Objects with keys that the destination does not support are logged with per-object events instead of failing the entire operation.
• --case-conflict and --unsupported filters. The plan list-objects command can now filter its output to show only objects with case-conflicting keys or unsupported key characters.
• Post-upload version tag replication. After uploading each version, a PutVersionTags call confirms that the destination has recorded the correct version ID, catching replication mismatches early.

Changes

• Match config moved to policy section. The match configuration block has moved from the versioning section to the policy section in the config file.

New features

• Config file support for verify. The verify command now accepts configuration from a YAML file, matching the config support already available in plan and sync.
• Read config from file. All commands that accept --config can now load settings from a file path.

Fixes

• Brief plan output shows zero counters. Fixed a bug where the non-UI console output displayed zero for all object and byte counters. The TTY message factory was reading flat payload keys instead of the nested objectStats struct.

New features

• --retry and --retry-backoff flags. Failed object transfers are now retried automatically. Configure the maximum number of attempts with --retry and the backoff interval with --retry-backoff.
• Sync direction in header. The console output header now shows the sync direction (e.g., s3→fs, fs→s3, s3→s3) for easier identification.
• New Prometheus counters. Additional metrics for monitoring transfer operations.

Fixes

• CGO enabled for SQLite. Previous builds were compiled with CGO_ENABLED=0, causing runtime crashes because go-sqlite3 requires CGO. All release binaries are now built with CGO enabled.
• ARM64 Docker builds stabilized. Fixed intermittent failures in ARM64 Docker builds running under QEMU emulation.
• SQLite atomic alignment warnings suppressed. Eliminated noisy compiler warnings on ARM targets.

Features

• S3-to-filesystem, filesystem-to-S3, and S3-to-S3 sync. Transfer objects between any combination of local filesystem and S3-compatible storage (AWS S3, MinIO, and other S3-compatible providers).
• Plan-based architecture. Every sync operation starts with a plan that inventories source and destination, calculates the diff, and records what needs to be transferred. Plans can be inspected before execution.
• Resume interrupted transfers. If a sync operation is interrupted, resume from where it left off without re-transferring completed objects.
• Verify after sync. A dedicated verify command compares source and destination after a sync to confirm all objects were transferred correctly.
• Interactive terminal UI. A Bubble Tea terminal interface shows real-time progress with object counts, byte counters, and transfer speed.
• Brief console mode. Run with --ui=false for a non-interactive log-style output suitable for scripts and CI pipelines.
• Prometheus metrics. Built-in metrics endpoint for monitoring sync operations with Prometheus and Grafana.
• License validation. Commercial license support via the Godwit license server.
• Multi-platform binaries. Pre-built binaries for Linux (amd64, arm64, armv6), macOS (amd64, arm64), Windows (amd64), and a Docker image.