On May 24, 2026, we released ghorgsync v0.3.5. This update focuses on enhancing the tool’s integration with automated environments, ensuring that your logs remain clean and readable when you aren’t watching the terminal in real-time.

What’s new

The headline addition in v0.3.5 is the new --no-progress flag.

While ghorgsync’s live progress bar is great for interactive use, it can generate a lot of noise in log files or CI/CD output by repeatedly updating the percentage of completion on a single line. By adding the --no-progress flag to your command, you can suppress this live progress bar. The tool will still report every action taken and every finding, but it will omit the re-drawing progress lines.

Why it matters

For many users, ghorgsync is a core part of a larger automation pipeline. Whether you are mirroring an organization’s repositories for backup, auditing branch drift across a fleet of projects, or preparing a local environment via a script, clean output is essential.

By suppressing the progress bar, you eliminate the clutter of carriage returns and percentage updates in your logs, making it much easier to search, audit, and debug your automated sync processes.

Get the update

You can upgrade to v0.3.5 immediately using the Go toolchain:

go install github.com/UnitVectorY-Labs/ghorgsync@latest

Check out the updated USAGE.md for more details on how to use the new flag.

This post was AI-generated by release-storyteller using the model unsloth/gemma-4-31B-it-GGUF:UD-Q5_K_XL. Based on the release of ghorgsync v0.3.5 on May 24, 2026.