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  • ghorgsync v0.6.0: Faster Organization Sync with Parallel Processing

    On 2026-09-15, ghorgsync v0.6.0 was released for the CLI that clones and keeps a local directory in sync with a GitHub organization or user account. This release focuses on speed and control for users managing many repositories. The headline improvement is parallel repository processing, allowing sync operations to use multiple workers and complete faster on multi-core machines while remaining non-destructive and safe. What’s new Parallel repository processing is now built in. ghorgsync v0.6.0 processes repositories concurrently instead of strictly one...

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  • ghrepocfg v0.2.0 Expands Declarative Management to Environments, Pages, Labels and Custom Properties

    On 2026-09-12, ghrepocfg v0.2.0 was released. This update significantly broadens the scope of repository settings that can be managed declaratively with a single YAML file. The release adds first-class support for GitHub custom properties and introduces new managed sections for environments, Pages, labels, autolinks, and deploy keys, alongside extended repository, security, and GitHub Actions controls. What’s new v0.2.0 builds on the v0.1.2 foundation with two major additions: Custom properties support A new top-level custom_properties map lets you define organization or...

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  • ghorgsync v0.5.0 adds GitHub CLI account selection for multi-account workflows

    ghorgsync v0.5.0 was released on September 11, 2026. This release adds optional GitHub CLI account selection, making it easier to run syncs against an organization or user with a specific logged-in gh account without relying on personal access tokens. For users who manage multiple GitHub identities from the same workstation, v0.5.0 removes the friction of manually switching accounts before running ghorgsync. The feature is opt-in and leaves existing token-based authentication unchanged. What’s new v0.5.0 introduces two new configuration options in...

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  • kuberollouttrigger-action v0.4.0 Released

    kuberollouttrigger-action v0.4.0 was released on September 10, 2026. This is a maintenance and security hardening release for the reusable GitHub Action that fetches a GitHub OIDC token and triggers kuberollouttrigger to update containers in a development environment for continuous deployment. The release contains no user-facing functional changes. The action interface, inputs, defaults, and runtime behavior remain identical to v0.3.0, making v0.4.0 a safe drop-in upgrade for existing workflows. What’s new v0.4.0 focuses on repository maintenance rather than new features for...

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  • tofu-template-tester v0.2.2 released

    tofu-template-tester v0.2.2 was published on 2026-09-03. This is a maintenance and toolchain release for the lightweight Go CLI that renders Terraform-compatible ${NAME} templates. The release delivers refreshed, reproducible binaries with no functional changes to the CLI interface, making it a safe drop-in update for existing users. What’s new v0.2.2 contains no new features, CLI flags, or changes to template processing. The application source in main.go and main_test.go is identical to v0.2.1, and the user-visible behavior for -list-params, -in, -properties, -interactive,...

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  • prompt2json v0.6.2 — Maintenance and Toolchain Update

    On September 3, 2026, prompt2json v0.6.2 was released. This is a maintenance update focused on keeping the project’s build toolchain, dependencies, and continuous integration current. There are no changes to the CLI’s user-facing behavior, flags, or output format — the same system instruction, JSON Schema, and text/file inputs continue to produce schema-validated JSON via Vertex AI Gemini and OpenAI-compatible endpoints. The release is significant for users who build from source or rely on long-term reproducibility. It aligns the module with...

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  • bulkfilepr v0.2.5 Released

    On September 3, 2026, bulkfilepr v0.2.5 was published. This is a maintenance release focused on toolchain hygiene and continuous integration improvements for the project itself. There are no new CLI features, commands, or behavior changes for users — v0.2.5 provides the same batch file update and pull request workflow as v0.2.4, rebuilt against a newer Go toolchain. What’s new v0.2.5 does not add user-facing functionality. The application code is unchanged from v0.2.4, so the CLI operates identically in upsert, exists,...

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  • authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.7 Released

    authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.7 was released on September 3, 2026. This is a maintenance and toolchain update for the gRPC ExtAuthz service that injects GCP identity tokens into Envoy Proxy requests in Kubernetes. The release focuses on build hygiene and supply-chain security with no changes to application behavior, making it a safe, drop-in update for existing deployments. What’s new v0.2.7 modernizes the build environment and refreshes dependencies without touching application source code. The Docker build now uses golang:1.27.1 and go.mod is updated...

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  • yamlequal v0.1.1 Released

    On September 3, 2026, UnitVectorY-Labs published yamlequal v0.1.1. This is a maintenance and housekeeping release for the lightweight Go library that verifies semantic equality of YAML files using CompareFiles and CompareYAML. The library code itself is unchanged from v0.1.0, so users get the same API and behavior with updated toolchain requirements and repository maintenance. What’s new v0.1.1 contains no functional or API changes to the library. The public functions CompareFiles and CompareYAML remain identical to v0.1.0 and continue to compare...

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  • repver v0.6.2 — Maintenance and Toolchain Update

    repver v0.6.2 was released on September 3, 2026. This is a maintenance release focused on keeping the project current and secure. There are no new user-facing features or breaking changes, and existing .repver configurations continue to work unchanged. The update brings the build toolchain to Go 1.27.1, refreshes CI dependencies, and applies code modernization across the codebase. For users, it means a safe drop-in binary built with the latest toolchain and a stronger security posture for the project’s CI pipeline....

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