We’re pleased to announce the release of gologhttpjson v0.1.1, a maintenance update that strengthens the project’s infrastructure while maintaining complete backward compatibility with v0.1.0.

Released on October 14, 2025, this version focuses on keeping the build pipeline secure and up-to-date—no changes to application behavior, but important improvements under the hood.

What’s New

Updated GitHub Actions Dependencies

This release upgrades four key GitHub Actions to their latest versions:

  • actions/setup-go: v5 → v6
  • actions/attest-build-provenance: v2 → v3
  • github/codeql-action: v3 → v4
  • astral-sh/setup-uv: v6 → v7

These updates ensure the project benefits from the latest security patches and features in our CI/CD pipeline.

Go Runtime Upgrade

The application is now built with Go 1.25.2, upgraded from Go 1.25.0 in the previous release. This change affects all build artifacts, including Docker images, delivering the performance and reliability improvements from the latest Go runtime.

Why It Matters

While v0.1.1 doesn’t introduce new features, maintenance releases like this are essential for project health:

  • Security: Updated CodeQL action means better automated security scanning
  • Provenance: Build attestation improvements help verify artifact authenticity
  • Stability: Running on the latest Go runtime ensures compatibility and bug fixes from the language itself

For users of gologhttpjson—the lightweight HTTP server for logging JSON payloads during development and testing—this means you can upgrade with confidence. Your existing configurations, environment variables, and deployment setups will work exactly as before.

Upgrade Instructions

Upgrading to v0.1.1 is straightforward:

Docker (latest tag):

docker pull ghcr.io/unitvectory-labs/gologhttpjson:latest

Docker (specific version):

docker run -p 8080:8080 ghcr.io/unitvectory-labs/gologhttpjson:v0.1.1

No migration steps are required. All environment variables (PORT, LOG_HEADERS, METADATA_*) remain unchanged, and the server continues to respond with HTTP 200 “OK” to all requests while logging JSON payloads as configured.

About gologhttpjson: A simple HTTP server for debugging and testing JSON payloads. Captures POST request bodies, paths, optional headers, and environment-based metadata. Not intended for production use due to potential exposure of sensitive information.

This post was AI-generated using the unsloth/Qwen3.5-122B-A10B-GGUF:Q4_K_M model. For more details, see the repository and v0.1.1 release on GitHub. Generated by release-storyteller on March 19, 2026.