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Mar 12, 2017
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Geoff Simmons
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Added some miscellaneous notes to Upgrading to 5.1.
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* The storage backend type umem, long in disuse, has been retired.
* ``varnishstat(1)``:
* Added the ``cache_hitmiss`` stat to to count hits on
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* Clarified the meaning of the ``%r`` formatter, see NOTES in
:ref:`varnishncsa(1)`.
* Clarified the meaning of the ``%{X}i`` and ``%{X}o`` formatters
when the header X appears more than once (the last occurrence is
is used).
* ``varnishtest(1)``:
* Added the ``process``, ``setenv`` and ``write_body`` commands, see
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* Added ``-cliexpect`` to match expected CLI responses to regular
expressions.
* Added the ``-match`` operator for the ``shell`` command.
* The ``err_shell`` command is deprecated, use ``shell -err
-expect`` instead.
* ``varnishtest`` can be stopped with the ``TERM``, ``INT`` of ``KILL``
signals, but not with ``HUP``. These signals kill the process group,
so that processes started by running tests are stopped.
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