Bump github.com/nats-io/nats-server/v2 from 2.10.24 to 2.11.0 in /cli

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Bumps github.com/nats-io/nats-server/v2 from 2.10.24 to 2.11.0.

Release notes

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Release v2.11.0

Changelog

Refer to the 2.11 Upgrade Guide for backwards compatibility notes with 2.10.x.

Go Version

• 1.24.1 (#6629)

Dependencies

• golang.org/x/crypto v0.36.0 (#6618)
• golang.org/x/sys v0.31.0 (#6618)
• golang.org/x/time v0.11.0 (#6618)
• github.com/google/go-tpm v0.9.3 (#6295)
• github.com/antithesishq/antithesis-sdk-go v0.4.3-default-no-op (#6164)

Added

General

• Distributed message tracing (#5014, #5057)
  • A message with the Nats-Trace-Dest header set to a valid subject will receive events representing what happens to the message as it moves through the system
  • Events contain information such as ingress, subject mapping, stream exports, service imports, egress to subscriptions, routes, gateways or leafnodes
  • An additional Nats-Trace-Only header, if set to true, will produce the same tracing events but will not deliver the message to the final destination
• Configuration state digest (#4325)
  • A hash of the configuration file can be generated using the -t option on the command line
  • The hash of the currently running configuration file can be seen in the config_digest option in varz
• Enable scoped users to have templates that are not limited to a subject token (#5981)
• New js-meta-only option for healthz healthcheck (#6649)

JetStream

• Per-message TTLs (#6272, #6354, #6363, #6370, #6376, #6385, #6400)
  • The Nats-TTL header, provided either as a string duration (1m, 30s) or an integer in seconds, will age out the message independently of stream limits
  • More information on this is available in ADR-43
• Subject delete markers on MaxAge (#6378, #6389, #6393, #6400, #6404, #6428, #6432)
  • The SubjectDeleteMarkerTTL stream configuration option determines whether to place marker messages and how long they should live for
  • The marker message will have a Nats-Marker-Reason header explaining which limit caused the marker to be left behind
  • More information on this is available in ADR-43
• Pull consumer priority groups with pinning and overflow (#5814, #6078, #6081)
  • Allows patterns such as one consumer receiving all messages, but handing over to a second consumer if the first one fails, or groups of clients accessing the same consumer should have different priorities
  • The PriorityGroups and PriorityPolicy options in the consumer configuration control the policy
  • More information on this is available in ADR-42
• Consumer pausing (#5066)
  • The PauseUntil consumer configuration option and $JS.API.CONSUMER.PAUSE endpoint suspends message delivery to the consumer until the time specified is reached, after which point it will resume automatically
• Asset versioning (#5850, #5855, #5857)
  • More information on this is available in ADR-44
• Multi-get directly from a stream (#5107)
  • More information on this is available in ADR-31

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Commits

• 99e836e Release v2.11.0
• 71b9b45 Updates to NATS Server Tests GHA pipeline (#6692)
• 3f97b33 Updates to NATS Server Tests GHA pipeline
• 68dbdcc Release v2.11.0-RC.5
• 2392787 Fix timing inconsistency between Nats-TTL and MaxAge timers (#6690)
• 00ea787 Fix timing inconsistency between Nats-TTL and MaxAge timers
• 78d477f Proposed subject delete markers (#6689)
• 5bbdd87 Add unit tests modelling TTL and rollup behaviour with and without MaxAge
• db52166 Test clustered subject delete marker ordering
• 7a1f5b9 Proposed subject delete markers
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Superseded by #126.