dnsglobe 0.5.0

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## Release Notes
Changed

The resolver table now fits an 80-column terminal without cropping

anything that matters: resolver IPs are shown in full, the numeric columns

(Ping, TTL, Exp) are right-aligned so their digits line up, units that the

header already implies are gone, and where there isn't room for the

spelled-out status the verdict moves to a glyph in the left margin

(✓ ≠ ! ↻ ∅ ✗) — one place to scan for failures. The round-trip column is

now headed Ping (it was Time). Wider terminals are unchanged: they keep

the status word, the same answer column and the same map/globe thresholds.

--once matches: it prints the same name/location/IP column widths as the

TUI and right-aligns its TTL, so the two views line up.

(#33,

#40)
The per-row expiry countdown is coarse: at most two digits and a unit

(59s, 1m, 59m, 1h, 23h, 1d, 99d). A whole column of seconds

ticking out of unison was a distraction, and above a minute the exact

second never changed what you'd do. The TTL advisory notes still quote the

precise figure (TTL ≈ 2h23m).

(#33,

#40)
Failures now show as a white-on-red badge — on the status glyph and word in

the table, and on the not a domain name label under a malformed input —

rather than red text, which went washed-out on terminal themes with a

mid-toned background (macOS Terminal's "Ocean"). Only the marker is

filled — error messages, map dots, the propagation gauge and slow ping

times keep the plain red, so the table doesn't turn into a wall of red

bars. theme.error accepts the new "<fg> on <bg>" form (for example

error = "black on 208"); a plain color still works and means no badge.

(#33,

#40)
Anycast site discovery now asks every resolver for its NSID (RFC 5001)

first — a standard EDNS option servers answer with their own node name —

and only falls back to the old operator-specific id.server probes when

that names no place. More resolvers report where they actually answered

from: Lumen shows →JFK, CIRA Canadian Shield →YYZ, DNS4EU →AMS and

DNS.SB →KIX where they used to show only the operator's home region.

Resolvers you add yourself in the config file can now report a site too,

since NSID needs no per-operator support, and Google's site takes one

query instead of two. Nothing that already resolved to a site changed.

(#36,

#39)

Fixed

Names with an underscore in the middle of a label are queried instead of

failing on every resolver with protocol error: Label contains invalid character. Underscores are legal anywhere in a DNS label — the

letter-digit-hyphen rule is about hostnames, not the DNS wire format — so

the delegated SPF/DMARC hosts that EasyDMARC, Valimail and friends generate

(_spf.514_ax._d.example.com) now resolve like they do in dig. Default

and --ecs runs accept exactly the same set of names; previously only

--ecs handled these.

(#34,

#37)
A domain that really is malformed (an empty label, a label over 63

characters) is now reported once — as a startup error for a name given on

the command line, or in place of the propagation gauge for one typed in the

TUI — instead of filling the table with one identical error per resolver,

which read like a network outage.

(#37)
The TTL note no longer lets a single resolver speak for the zone. It used to

report the longest TTL any agreeing resolver returned, so one resolver

handing back an invented 8423s turned a 300s zone into "TTL ≈ 2h23m" and

advised lowering a TTL that was already low. The estimate now ignores

reports wildly out of line with the rest of the fleet (never more than a

tenth of it), and any resolver that reported one is named on the note line

with what it claims — that cache really will serve the old answer after a

change, and it is worth knowing which one it is.

(#35,

#38)

Install dnsglobe 0.5.0
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/514-labs/dnsglobe/releases/download/v0.5.0/dnsglobe-installer.sh | sh
Install prebuilt binaries via Homebrew
brew install 514-labs/tap/dnsglobe
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View the full release notes at https://github.com/514-labs/dnsglobe/releases/tag/v0.5.0.

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