Release 0.11.0 (Database, Window, and Filter Improvements)

Version 0.11.0 is the largest update to ContextMod to date! It brings many, many improvements to ContextMod's backend and internals including database support for persisted data and event auditing.

On the moderator/subreddit side of things there is new functionality:

• Named Filters bring the same reusable functionality of Rules/Actions to authorIs and itemIs -- now you can name your filters once and reference them anywhere!
• All window properties now have the ability to filter activities by item state (like itemIs) and subreddit state.
  • These make configuration more uniform since all filtering can be done in a window instead of disparately, throughout your rules
  • More granular filtering lets you specify how and when activities should be filtered
  • Improved caching for filtering means less api usage with more filter configurations
  • See more examples of window filters
• Actioned Events have expanded functionality
  • Events are now stored for at least 3 months but possibly indefinitely, depending on ContextMod setup.
  • Use the search bar to find events based on a permalink (submission or comment) -- as well as finding related events based on the author.
• Improved Documentation
  • The operator and subreddit/moderator Getting Started guides have been simplified and use clearer language.
  • Subreddit Configuration documentation has been greatly improved
  • General Operator documentation has been expanded

If you are a ContextMod operator please review the release notes for a full breakdown of all updates as well as breaking changes for docker deployments.