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gcpidentitytokenportal v0.4.1 Released: Keeping Your Token Portal Secure and Stable
We’re pleased to announce the release of gcpidentitytokenportal v0.4.1, published on May 7, 2025. This maintenance release continues our commitment to keeping your GCP identity token portal secure, stable, and up-to-date with the latest improvements from the Go and Google Cloud ecosystems. What’s New While v0.4.1 doesn’t introduce new features, it delivers important behind-the-scenes updates that benefit all users: Dependency Security Updates Google Cloud SDK libraries: Updated google.golang.org/api from v0.218.0 to v0.231.0, incorporating the latest bug fixes and security patches...
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mcp-graphql-forge v0.4.0: Introducing SSE Mode for HTTP-Based MCP Operations
Introducing v0.4.0 On May 3, 2025, we released mcp-graphql-forge v0.4.0, a significant update that expands how you can deploy and connect to your GraphQL-based MCP servers. This release introduces HTTP/SSE (Server-Sent Events) mode as a new operational option, giving users greater flexibility in how they integrate mcp-graphql-forge into their AI agent workflows. For teams who prefer network-based communication over stdio connections, or who need to deploy the server in environments where HTTP endpoints are required, v0.4.0 delivers exactly what you’ve...
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Introducing firestore-batch-incrementer v0.1.0: Bulk Update Firestore Documents to Trigger Eventarc
What’s New We’re excited to announce the initial release of firestore-batch-incrementer (v0.1.0), a new open-source tool designed for Google Cloud Platform users working with Firestore and Eventarc. Released on May 3, 2025, this utility solves a common challenge: triggering downstream Eventarc listeners by bulk-updating existing Firestore documents. Why It Matters In event-driven architectures on GCP, Eventarc provides powerful capabilities to react to changes in Firestore. But what if you need to reprocess existing data or notify downstream systems about records...
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mcp-graphql-forge v0.3.0: Debug Logging for Better Observability
We’re excited to announce the release of mcp-graphql-forge v0.3.0! Published on April 24, 2025, this update introduces debug logging capabilities that make it easier than ever to troubleshoot issues with your GraphQL integrations. This focused enhancement adds the FORGE_DEBUG environment variable, giving users visibility into GraphQL API interactions without changing any existing behavior. Whether you’re debugging authentication problems, validating query syntax, or simply want to understand what’s happening under the hood, v0.3.0 has you covered. What’s New FORGE_DEBUG Environment Variable...
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mcp-graphql-forge v0.2.0: Windows Support and Improved Error Handling
Introducing v0.2.0 On April 24, 2025, we released v0.2.0 of mcp-graphql-forge, a significant step forward in making this tool accessible to all developers regardless of their operating system. This rapid follow-up to our initial launch focuses on cross-platform compatibility and production-ready resilience. What’s New Windows Compatibility The headline feature in v0.2.0 is full Windows support. For the first time, users on Windows can now run mcp-graphql-forge alongside their macOS and Linux counterparts. This release includes pre-built binaries for Windows (both...
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Introducing mcp-graphql-forge: Turn Any GraphQL Endpoint into an MCP Server
We’re excited to announce the initial release of mcp-graphql-forge (v0.1.0), a lightweight, configuration-driven MCP server that transforms any GraphQL endpoint into an MCP server with zero custom code required. Released on April 23, 2025, mcp-graphql-forge fills an important gap for teams working with AI agents and GraphQL APIs. Instead of writing custom integration code for every API you want your agents to access, you can now define tools in simple YAML files and let mcp-graphql-forge handle the rest. What’s New...
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YAMLtecture v0.2.0: Smarter Validation, Subgraph Labels, and Consistent Output
Introducing YAMLtecture v0.2.0 Today, March 31, 2025, we’re excited to announce the release of YAMLtecture v0.2.0. This release represents a significant step forward in quality and usability, focusing on the details that make daily use smoother: better error messages, consistent output, and powerful new visualization features. YAMLtecture is a lightweight CLI tool for application architects who need a simple yet powerful way to define and visualize system architectures using YAML-defined configurations. Version 0.2.0 builds on the foundation of v0.1.0 with...
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Introducing repver v0.1.0: Automate Version Updates Across Your Repository
We’re excited to announce the launch of repver v0.1.0, the initial release of a new command-line tool designed to streamline one of development’s most tedious tasks: updating version numbers across multiple files in your Git repository. Released on March 25, 2025, repver fills a critical gap in the developer toolkit—bridging the space between basic find/replace utilities and full-featured dependency managers like Dependabot. Whether you’re updating Go versions in go.mod and CI workflows, or managing custom version strings in Dockerfiles and...
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Introducing YAMLtecture v0.1.0: Define Your Architecture in YAML, Visualize with Mermaid
We’re excited to announce the initial release of YAMLtecture (v0.1.0), a lightweight CLI tool that transforms how architects define and visualize system architectures. Released on March 19, 2025, YAMLtecture introduces a novel approach: define your entire system architecture in version-controlled YAML files, then generate multiple visual views on demand using powerful queries. No more outdated diagrams—your architecture documentation stays in sync with your codebase. What’s New YAMLtecture v0.1.0 launches with complete core functionality: YAML-Defined Architecture Define your system components and...
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repver v0.6.0 - Colorized Terminal Output Now Available
repver v0.6.0 was released on March 14, 2026, bringing a fresh visual upgrade to your version automation workflow. This release focuses on improving how you see repver’s output—making it easier than ever to scan results and understand what’s happening at a glance. If you use repver to batch-update version strings across your Git repositories, this enhancement makes the experience more polished without changing how anything works under the hood. What’s new Colorized terminal output The headline feature in v0.6.0 is...
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