ghorgsync helps developers effortlessly keep their local environment in sync with their GitHub organizations. On May 2, 2026, we released version v0.3.2. This maintenance update focuses on streamlining configuration by returning to a more centralized approach for specifying GitHub organizations.

What’s new

In version v0.3.2, we have removed the --org command-line flag and the GITHUB_ORG environment variable. These features, introduced in the previous version, allowed for quick overrides of the organization name. By reverting these changes, we are refocusing the tool’s configuration on the .ghorgsync file.

Why it matters

Centralizing configuration in the .ghorgsync file ensures that your synchronization settings are versionable, reproducible, and consistent across different environments. This reduces the risk of accidental syncs to the wrong organization and keeps the command-line interface clean and focused.

Upgrade and Installation

To upgrade to v0.3.2, simply update your installation using your preferred method. If you were using the --org flag or the GITHUB_ORG environment variable, please ensure your .ghorgsync configuration file is correctly set up:

organization: your-organization-name

We appreciate your continued use of ghorgsync to keep your local repositories organized and up to date.

This post was AI-generated. Model: unsloth/gemma-4-31B-it-GGUF:UD-Q5_K_XL Repository: UnitVectorY-Labs/ghorgsync Release: v0.3.2 Date of generation: May 14, 2026 Author: release-storyteller