8.6.0: ~5x faster GitHub Actions performance 🚀

Starting with this release, we include a corresponding pre-built Docker image hosted on the GitHub Container Registry. What does this mean for you? Much faster execution times when running the rdme GitHub Action — around 5x faster in most cases 🚀

Duplicating less build work = faster workflow execution times = lower billed usage for you and your loved ones 📉 see below for a few examples:

Command	Before1	After1
Validating an OpenAPI definition with rdme openapi:validate	18.2s	4.3s
Syncing an OpenAPI definition with rdme openapi	25.6s	8.4s
Syncing two Markdown files with rdme docs	20.5s	3.8s
Syncing seven Markdown files with rdme docs	21.7s	5.3s

We also made some improvements to our API definition parser to better handle the processing of larger and more complex files, as well as a few fixes for folks with Postman collections and definitions written in YAML.

What's Changed

• feat: docker (again) by @kanadgupta in #763
• fix: upgrading oas-normalize to move to our postman-to-openapi fork by @erunion in #776
• perf(docker): build executable by @kanadgupta in #764
• fix(openapi): yaml strings would be improperly parsed as Date objects by @erunion in #779
• feat: container registry by @kanadgupta in #777
• feat: add GHA output with command result by @kanadgupta in #781
• fix(openapi): memory leak in large file handling within oas-normalize by @erunion in #784

Full Changelog: 8.5.0...8.6.0

1. These numbers are the average of 10 actual workflow runs using the rdme GitHub Action on standard GitHub Actions Ubuntu runners. Your actual workflow times will vary! ↩ ↩²