# Changelog

All notable changes to AstraDeploy are documented here.

## [Unreleased]

### Added
- Bedrock Dedicated Server (`bds`) core support:
  - `--core bds`
  - version-aware install via official Bedrock download source
  - `.bds-version` marker and update flow support
- Additional UI polish for beginner mode with BDS version prompt.

### Fixed
- Improved `--force-clean` cleanup to clear hidden entries in server directories.
- Safer service unit generation for start-script paths containing special characters.

## [v0.1.0] - 2026-05-31

### Added
- Initial release architecture and installer core (`install.sh`) with:
  - argument parsing and lifecycle orchestration;
  - centralized preflight/install/post steps;
  - root/sudo guardrails and safety checks;
  - logs to `/var/log/astra-deploy/`;
  - report callback with `started/step/success/failed` statuses.
- Interactive beginner flow (`--easy`) and non-interactive automation flow (`--yes`, `--non-interactive`).
- Service support for `systemd`, `tmux-systemd`, `screen`, and `none`.
- Firewall wiring and port validation flow.
- License and EULA acceptance flow:
  - `--accept-license` (`--license`)
  - `--accept-eula` (`--eula`).
- Core support matrix with separate handlers for:
  - `pmmp`, `paper`, `purpur`, `velocity`, `powernukkitx`.
- Localization architecture with Russian and English locale files:
  - `[locales/ru.sh](locales/ru.sh)`
  - `[locales/en.sh](locales/en.sh)`.
- `NetherGamesMC` core installer:
  - PHP build selection (`--build`)
  - PocketMine-MCPE source workflow (`--mc-version`)
  - Composer/runtime preparation and source clone path.

### Changed
- Added explicit safety modes for existing directories:
  - `--allow-existing`, `--backup-existing`, `--force-clean`.
- Added dry-run simulation mode and debug mode.
- Added versioned command aliases for compatibility (`--core-version`, legacy `--version`).

### Fixed
- Initial hardening for cleanup and service behavior across supported flows.

### Known limitations
- Support matrix for OS/package-manager is intentionally MVP-focused (mainly Debian/Ubuntu family first, with extension points for others).
- `--update` path is implemented per-core where available.