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Update changelog for release 0.3.0
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## 0.3.0 'The Krilling is on the wall'
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This release focused on publication.
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This release focused on remote publication.
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You can now use Krill as an RFC8181 compliant Repository Server. If you want to use it as a dedicated
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repository server only, you can simply do this by not configuring any CAs in that particular instance.
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We have also made some breaking changes to the API. So, you may have to look again at any
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automation you may have set previously up for version 0.2.0.
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automation you may have set previously up for release 0.2.0.
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The known issue where Krill CAs and their publication server may become out-of-sync after
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restarts has been solved. Krill CAs will always perform a check when publishing, and if needed
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to do full re-syncs.
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Updated documentation can be found on [Read the Docs](https://rpki.readthedocs.io/en/latest/krill/index.html).
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Two of the known issues listed under release 0.2.0 have been solved:
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* CAs now do full re-syncs when publishing (solves #116)
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* RIPE NCC RPKI Validator 3.1 now validates our objects (solves #115)
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The next release of Krill is aimed for early December and will focus fully on stability, and the
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other known issues listed under release 0.2.0. But, note that there may still be small API changes

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