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1.15.0

Added

- Support to define the runtime strategies for hypothesis and rollbacks from
within the experiment itself. Usng the following block:

json
{
"runtime": {
"hypoethesis": {
"strategy": "after-method-only"
},
"rollbacks": {
"strategy": "always"
}
}
}


Only one of the two may be set. In all cases, these can be overriden by
the CLI corresponding flags.

1.14.0

- Addressed issue 272 - removed vulnerabilities on container image built using Dockerfile-full
- Addressed issue 272 - removed vulnerabilities on container image built using Dockerfile-basic
- Add support for control-file arguments to the the `chaos run` command

1.13.0

Not secure
Changed

- Updated dependencies
- Upgraded GitHub actions

1.12.0

Not secure
Added

* Full and basic container images abased of Debians bullseye
* `--log-file-level`: a new root level flag to set the log level of the
`chaostoolkit.log` file

1.11.0

Not secure
Changed

* Bump to Python 3.7 as a baseline since Python 3.6 is EOL

Added

* Add Python 3.10 support

1.10.1

Not secure
Changed

* Upgraded to python-json-logger 2.0+
* Fixed json logger format as per [251][251]

[251]: https://github.com/chaostoolkit/chaostoolkit/issues/251

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