- update CHANGELOG prep for release

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1.0.13 (Jul 1, 2011)
- feature: new output plugin "loggly" which lets you ship logs to loggly.com
- feature: new output plugin "zabbix" - similar to the nagios output, but
works with the Zabbix monitoring system. Contributed by Johan at
Mach Technology.
- feature: New agent '-e' flag which lets you specify a config in a string.
If you specify no 'input' plugins, default is stdin { type => stdin }
If you specify no 'output' plugins, default is stdout { debug => true }
This is intended to be used for hacking with or debugging filters, but
you can specify an entire config here if you choose.
- feature: Agent '-f' flag now supports directories and globs. If you specify
a directory, all files in that directory will be loaded as a single config.
If you specify a glob, all files matching that glob will be loaded as a
single config.
- feature: gelf output now allows you to override the 'sender'. This defaults
to the source host originating the event, but can be set to anything now.
It supports dynamic values, so you can use fields from your event as the
sender. Contributed by John Vincent
Issue: https://github.com/logstash/logstash/pull/30
- feature: added new feature to libgrok that allows you to define patterns
in-line, like "%{FOO=\d+}" defines 'FOO' match \d+ and captures as such.
To use this new feature, you must upgrade libgrok to at least 1.20110630
- feature: grok filter now supports 'break_on_match' defaulting to true
(this was the original behavior). If you set it to false, it will attempt
to match all patterns and create new fields as normal. If left default
(true), it will break after the first successful match.
- feature: grok filter now supports parsing any field. You can do either of
these: grok { match => [ "fieldname", "pattern" ] }
or this: grok { fieldname => "pattern" }
The older 'pattern' attribute still means the same thing, and is equivalent
to this: grok { match => [ "@message", "pattern" ] }
- bugfix: Fix bug in gelf output when a fields were not arrays but numbers.
Issue: https://logstash.jira.com/browse/LOGSTASH-113
- bugfix: Fix a bug in syslog udp input due to misfeatures in Ruby's URI
class. https://logstash.jira.com/browse/LOGSTASH-115
- misc: jquery and jquery ui now ship with logstash; previously they were
loaded externally
- testing: fixed some bugs in the elasticsearch test itself, all green now.
- testing: fixed logstash-test to now run properly
1.0.12 (Jun 9, 2011)
- misc: clean up some excess debugging output
- feature: for tcp input, allow 'data_timeout => -1' to mean "never time out"