tools/cfgdump: Reads Prosody config file and pretty-prints it back out Useful for comparing what you think you have in your config with what Prosody sees, e.g. wrt (lack of) significance of indentation, order of options vs scope etc. (global options do not go at the end!) Could probably be turned into a prosodyctl command, especially if it learns to redact secrets and passwords.

tools/tb2err: Formats Lua traceback in errors.err format Manually opening to the files and line numbers from a Lua traceback is tedious. This tool converts tracebacks into a format that many compilers and such tools use, which is also compatible with Vim (and possibly other editors). Thus if someone sends you a pastebin link with a traceback, a command like the following gets you right to the relevant lines: curl paste.example/abc123.txt | tb2err > errors.err; vim -q

Merge 0.11->trunk

util.dbuffer: Optimize :sub() and :byte()

mod_pubsub: Comment on itemstore type

mod_pubsub: Clarify kind of item store created Planning to make this configurable, so good to distinguish it from future backends.

mod_pubsub: Don't set store as metatable 'archive' is not a metatable here, so this has no effect. Remove since apparently nothing depends on this.

net.http: Add support for streaming chunked/large responses

net.http.parser: Expose 'partial', 'chunked' and 'body_length' on packets

util.paths: Optimize path joining with few arguments A casual search suggests that the majority of paths.join() calls involve only two arguments. This saves the creation of a table for up to 3 arguments. Looks like 3x faster for 3 arguments or less, 5% slower when it uses the array to concatenate.