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cfgraft v0.4.0
cfgraft v0.4.0 was released on 15 November 2026. This release refocuses cfgraft as a pure CLI tool for safely syncing configuration from Git repositories, with portable home-relative paths, an XDG-compliant cache layout, and new validation and automation support. It is a breaking change for users who relied on the interactive terminal UI. What’s new cfgraft is now a non-interactive CLI only. The terminal UI and cfgraft tui subcommand have been removed, and the --interactive flag for sync is no longer...
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chromadb-repo-indexer v1.2.3 released
chromadb-repo-indexer v1.2.3 was released on November 15, 2026. This is a small maintenance release focused on dependency consistency. The lockfile is now aligned with the project pins so GitHub Action runs and uv-based installs use tree-sitter-language-pack 1.25.0, the version declared since v1.2.2. There are no API, configuration, or CLI changes, and the update is fully backward compatible. What’s new Lockfile resynchronized with pyproject.toml. uv.lock has been regenerated to match the direct production pin for tree-sitter-language-pack at 1.25.0. In v1.2.2 the...
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chromadb-repo-indexer v1.2.2 Released
chromadb-repo-indexer v1.2.2 was released on 2026-11-15. This is a maintenance update focused on keeping dependencies fresh and the GitHub Action runtime reliable, with no changes to the indexing algorithm or public interface. The release brings newer Tree-sitter grammars for code-aware chunking and updates the Action’s Python runtime setup, alongside routine dependency and workflow maintenance. If you use the Action with a movable tag like v1 or v1.2, you will automatically benefit from these improvements on your next run. What’s new...
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ghscanscope v0.5.0 — Portable findings commands and rule filters
On November 15, 2026, ghscanscope v0.5.0 was released. This update makes it easier to share and reproduce investigations across teams by adding portable, copyable findings commands to the web dashboard and extending the CLI with new rule and alert-number filters. The release is a focused usability improvement on top of the local-first workbench for syncing and triaging GitHub code-scanning alerts, with no breaking changes. What’s new Copyable findings commands in the web UI Drilling into a repository, issue group, or...
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cfgraft v0.3.6 Released
cfgraft v0.3.6 was released on 2026-11-14. This is a maintenance release focused on supply-chain hygiene, build toolchain updates, and improved security scanning for the project. There are no functional changes to the CLI or TUI compared to v0.3.5, so the upgrade is drop-in with no configuration migration required. What’s new This release contains no user-visible feature changes or bug fixes. The application code is identical to v0.3.5. The update is centered on dependency and CI maintenance: Go toolchain updated to...
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prompt2json v0.7.2: Stricter JSON Validation and Toolchain Hardening
prompt2json v0.7.2 was released on 2026-11-12. This maintenance release hardens JSON handling and the build toolchain without changing the CLI interface, delivering more reliable schema-validated output from Gemini and OpenAI-compatible providers and safer decisions-mode workflows. What’s new The core change is a migration of all JSON handling to Go’s encoding/json/v2. Parsing is now strict: duplicate object keys, invalid UTF-8, trailing documents after a valid value, and case-mismatched provider response fields are rejected instead of being silently accepted. Output formatting uses...
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gogitup v0.6.3 Released
gogitup v0.6.3 was released on November 11, 2026. This is a maintenance release focused on internal robustness and continuous integration hygiene rather than new user-facing features. There are no changes to commands, flags, or visible behavior, and the update is fully compatible with existing installations. The release improves the reliability of data handling under the hood and strengthens the project’s security practices, which helps keep the tool dependable for users who rely on gogitup to keep their Go-installed tools current....
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repver v0.6.5 released
On 2026-11-12, repver v0.6.5 was published. This is a maintenance release for the batch string-replacement and Git workflow tool. There are no new features or functional changes for users in this version; the release focuses on repository maintenance, CI hygiene, and rebuilding binaries with an updated toolchain. For existing users, v0.6.5 is a safe, drop-in update with no breaking changes. What’s new repver v0.6.5 does not introduce new CLI commands, configuration options, or behavioral changes. The application code and go.mod...
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ghprmerge v0.9.3 Released
ghprmerge v0.9.3 was released on November 12, 2026. This is a maintenance release that improves JSON output consistency and strengthens supply-chain security workflows while keeping the command-line experience unchanged. What’s new The most visible change is a refinement to JSON output. The application now encodes output using Go’s encoding/json/v2 with jsontext streaming. Optional counters and booleans are emitted only when non-zero, and nil slices are rendered as empty arrays instead of null. The encoder also rejects invalid UTF-8 rather than...
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ghorgsync v0.6.4 — Maintenance and Security Hardening
On November 12, 2026, ghorgsync v0.6.4 was released. This is a maintenance release focused on reliability and security hygiene rather than new user-facing features. The sync behavior, CLI flags, and configuration remain unchanged, making this a safe, drop-in update for anyone keeping local copies of GitHub organizations in sync. What’s new v0.6.4 ships with a hardened JSON decoder for GitHub API and GitHub CLI data. The application now uses encoding/json/v2 for stricter parsing of repository and account metadata. In practice...
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