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New dinit-monitor utility can be used to perform notifications (via an external command, such as notify-send) when a service changes state. This is primarily intended for users running dinit in "user mode" rather than for system instances of dinit, although it works in either case. See the dinit-monitor(8) manual page for details.

Support on Linux for running service processes in a cgroup, via the runs-in-cgroup service setting. Cgroups must be mounted/created outside of dinit (eg via an early service), there is no support for this in dinit itself. See the dinit-service(5) manual page for details.

dinitctl's enable, disable and rmdep subcommands now give better feedback in various situations. For example, dinitctl disable will warn if a disabled service has other dependents (which may cause it to start anyway).

When parse errors occur in service description files, the relevant line number should now be reported (by dinitcheck, or in the dinit log).

Environment variable substitution in command lines is now performed for the stop-command setting in exactly the same way as for the command setting. Previously, by oversight, substitution was not performed for the stop-command setting.

Fix: start timeout was not being honoured for service restarts.

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