The Nginx CGI plugin has officially launched its latest version, 0.13, which includes a noteworthy enhancement: the ability for the cgi pass to support script argv. This new feature allows users to pass command-line arguments to CGI scripts, improving the flexibility and functionality of the plugin.
For those interested in a detailed overview of updates, the full changelog can be accessed, which outlines the changes from version 0.12.1 to 0.13. This release is part of the ongoing efforts to enhance Nginx's capabilities and improve user experience.
In addition to the argv support, users can anticipate further improvements and optimizations in future releases, as the development team continuously seeks to refine the plugin and address community feedback. Users are encouraged to explore the new features and consider how they can integrate them into their existing configurations to leverage the full potential of Nginx CGI
For those interested in a detailed overview of updates, the full changelog can be accessed, which outlines the changes from version 0.12.1 to 0.13. This release is part of the ongoing efforts to enhance Nginx's capabilities and improve user experience.
In addition to the argv support, users can anticipate further improvements and optimizations in future releases, as the development team continuously seeks to refine the plugin and address community feedback. Users are encouraged to explore the new features and consider how they can integrate them into their existing configurations to leverage the full potential of Nginx CGI
Nginx CGI 0.13 released
A new version of the Nginx CGI plugin has been released. The new version introduces a new capability that enables cgi pass to support script argv.
