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ghprmerge v0.2.0: A Visual Transformation
We’re excited to announce the release of ghprmerge v0.2.0, launched on February 28, 2026. This update brings a completely redesigned terminal experience that makes managing pull requests across your organization faster to scan and easier to understand at a glance. What’s New v0.2.0 focuses entirely on improving how you interact with ghprmerge in the terminal. The core functionality remains unchanged — you still scan for matching PRs, rebase when needed, and merge with safety checks intact. But now the output...
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ghprmerge v0.3.0: Introducing Report Mode for PR Discovery Across Organizations
Introducing Report Mode in ghprmerge v0.3.0 Today we’re excited to announce the release of ghprmerge v0.3.0, featuring a powerful new capability that helps teams get a consolidated view of pull requests across their entire GitHub organization. Released on March 15, 2026, this update adds “Report Mode” - a read-only discovery tool designed for teams managing automated dependency updates at scale. If you’re dealing with dozens or hundreds of repositories each containing similar Dependabot or automated PRs, understanding the landscape before...
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ghprmerge v0.2.1: Real-Time Feedback for Bulk Merge Operations
We’re excited to announce the release of ghprmerge v0.2.1, a targeted enhancement that improves visibility during bulk merge and rebase operations. Released on March 14, 2026, this update addresses a key user experience concern: knowing what’s happening while your merge jobs run. What’s New The standout feature in v0.2.1 is real-time streaming of action results. When you run ghprmerge with the --merge or --rebase flags, you now see each operation’s result immediately as it completes—rather than waiting until all operations...
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gogitup v0.1.5 Released: CGO Configuration Control
We’re excited to announce the release of gogitup v0.1.5, now available on GitHub! Released on March 11, 2026, this minor update introduces a valuable new configuration option that gives users finer control over their Go build environments when managing installed binaries. What’s New This release adds the cgo_enabled configuration parameter, allowing you to explicitly control the CGO_ENABLED environment variable for all go install operations performed by gogitup. Configuration Example Add this to your ~/.gogitup configuration file: apps: - name: mytool...
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Introducing gowebshot v0.1.0: CLI and TUI Screenshot Tool
We’re excited to announce the launch of gowebshot v0.1.0, a new command-line tool for capturing webpage screenshots using headless Chrome/Chromium. Released on March 7, 2026, this initial release brings a powerful yet simple solution for automated screenshot capture with both scripting-friendly CLI mode and an interactive terminal UI. What’s New gowebshot introduces two distinct ways to capture screenshots: Non-Interactive CLI Mode — Perfect for automation and scripting. A single command captures your screenshot and exits: gowebshot --url https://example.com gowebshot --url...
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prompt2json v0.6.0: Schema Validation and Development Flexibility
We’re excited to announce the release of prompt2json v0.6.0, published on March 6, 2026. This update brings two major features that make working with LLM-powered JSON extraction more reliable and flexible: automatic schema validation before API calls and support for connecting to development servers with self-signed certificates. What’s New Schema Profile Validation For the first time, prompt2json validates your JSON schemas against provider-specific profiles before making any API calls. This means you’ll catch compatibility issues early—saving both time and API...
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Announcing jsonschemaprofiles v0.1.0: Validate JSON Schemas for LLM Provider Structured Outputs
We’re excited to announce the launch of jsonschemaprofiles v0.1.0, released on March 5, 2026. This is the first available version of a Go library and CLI tool that solves a critical challenge for developers working with large language models: validating JSON Schemas against provider-specific structured output requirements. When integrating LLMs like OpenAI or Google Gemini into applications, each provider accepts only specific subsets of JSON Schema for their structured output features. A schema that works perfectly with one provider may...
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ghook2pubsub v0.2.0: Introducing Payload Compression for Pub/Sub
ghook2pubsub v0.2.0 was released on March 3, 2026, bringing a highly requested capability to reduce your Google Cloud Pub/Sub costs: optional payload compression. This feature release enables users to compress webhook payloads before publishing them to Pub/Sub, with flexible algorithm choices and configuration options—all without breaking existing deployments. What’s New The star of this release is payload compression support, giving you control over how webhook data flows from GitHub into your GCP infrastructure. Compression Algorithms You now have two compression...
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gogitup v0.1.4 Release: Streamlined Installation and Proxy Support
We’re excited to announce the release of gogitup v0.1.4, published on March 2, 2026. This update brings two significant quality-of-life improvements that make installing and configuring Go tools even easier. What’s New One-Command Installation The biggest addition in v0.1.4 is the new install command. Previously, installing a Go tool from GitHub required finding the latest release tag and running go install manually. Now you can do it all in one step: gogitup install UnitVectorY-Labs/gogitup This single command fetches the latest...
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kube-oidc-gateway v1.1.0: Enhanced Cache Control and Improved Documentation
Introducing kube-oidc-gateway v1.1.0 We’re pleased to announce the release of kube-oidc-gateway v1.1.0, published on March 2, 2026. This minor release introduces configurable client-side cache control headers and delivers comprehensive documentation improvements that make deployment simpler than ever. kube-oidc-gateway is a lightweight reverse proxy that exposes Kubernetes OIDC discovery and JWKS endpoints with in-memory caching, enabling external systems to configure workload identity federation without requiring anonymous authentication on your Kubernetes API server. What’s New Configurable Client Cache Control The most significant...
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