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goenvecho v1.1.1: Improved Container Compatibility with Statically Linked Binaries
Released on February 15, 2025, goenvecho v1.1.1 brings important infrastructure improvements that make deploying this handy debugging tool more reliable across container environments. This maintenance release focuses on improving the build process to produce statically linked binaries, ensuring smoother deployments whether you’re running in standard containers or minimal distroless images. No functional changes were made to the application itself—your existing workflows continue to work exactly as before. What’s New Statically Linked Binaries The headline improvement in v1.1.1 is the production...
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clip4llm v0.0.6 Release: Strengthening the Foundation
Building on Solid Ground On February 15, 2025, we released clip4llm v0.0.6—a maintenance-focused update that strengthens the internal architecture of this developer tool while keeping all existing functionality intact. While this release doesn’t introduce new user-facing features, it represents an important step in the project’s evolution toward cleaner, more maintainable code. For those unfamiliar with clip4llm, it’s a lightweight clipboard utility designed to streamline workflows when working with Large Language Models. Instead of manually copying contents from multiple files into...
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AuthZ GCP K8s Token Injector v0.2.1 Released
Introduction On February 15, 2025, we released version 0.2.1 of authzgcpk8stokeninjector. This maintenance release brings important build improvements and dependency updates that enhance deployment reliability and portability for users running this service in Kubernetes environments with Envoy Proxy. While this release doesn’t introduce new features, it focuses on the foundational aspects that make deployments more robust - from producing statically linked binaries to keeping dependencies current and secure. What’s New Static Binary Builds The most significant improvement in v0.2.1 is...
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Introducing isplaintextfile v0.0.1: A Lightweight Go Library for Plaintext Detection
Introducing isplaintextfile Today we’re excited to announce the initial public release of isplaintextfile (v0.0.1), a lightweight Go library that helps developers determine whether files contain plaintext or binary data through intelligent content analysis. Released on February 12, 2025, this first version establishes a clean, dependency-free foundation for plaintext detection in Go applications. Whether you’re building file processors, data validators, or content pipelines, isplaintextfile gives you a reliable tool to distinguish text from binary at your fingertips. What’s New As the...
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GCP Identity Token Portal v0.4.0 Released
Introduction We’re pleased to announce the release of GCP Identity Token Portal v0.4.0, published on January 26, 2025. This maintenance release focuses on improving build reliability and keeping dependencies up to date, ensuring a more robust experience for all users deploying the portal in production environments. While this version doesn’t introduce new features, it represents our ongoing commitment to code quality, build best practices, and maintaining alignment with the latest Google API client libraries. What’s New Improved Build Reliability The...
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iapheaders v0.4.0 Released
Introduction On January 26, 2025, we released iapheaders v0.4.0, an update focused on improving the reliability and maintainability of our GCP Identity-Aware Proxy header inspection tool. While this release doesn’t introduce new features, it delivers important infrastructure improvements that make deployments more robust and the project more compliant with Go best practices. What’s New Improved Build Reliability The Docker image for v0.4.0 is now built as a statically linked binary. By compiling with CGO_ENABLED=0, we’ve eliminated C library dependencies from...
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LockboxKMS v0.3.0 Release
LockboxKMS v0.3.0 was released on January 26, 2025. This maintenance release focuses on code hygiene and module path standardization, preparing the project for future improvements while maintaining full compatibility for Docker-deployed users. What’s New Version 0.3.0 is a maintenance release that introduces two key changes under the hood: Module Path Standardization The Go module path has been updated to follow industry best practices, now using the full repository path github.com/UnitVectorY-Labs/lockboxkms. This change aligns LockboxKMS with standard Go module conventions. For...
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authzjwtbearerinjector v0.3.0: Module Path Standardization
Introduction On January 26, 2025, UnitVectorY-Labs released v0.3.0 of authzjwtbearerinjector, a gRPC-based ExtAuthz service for Envoy Proxy that implements the JWT-bearer flow for injecting authentication credentials to backend services. This release represents a structural improvement to how the project is consumed as a Go module, aligning with community best practices for public Go repositories. What’s New The v0.3.0 release introduces a single but important change: the Go module path has been updated from authzjwtbearerinjector to github.com/UnitVectorY-Labs/authzjwtbearerinjector. This update brings the...
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clip4llm v0.0.5 Release: Module Name Casing Fix
Introduction On January 26, 2025, we released clip4llm v0.0.5, a maintenance update that ensures proper Go module resolution by correcting the module name casing to match our GitHub organization. This release maintains full backward compatibility while improving the project’s configuration hygiene for developers who use clip4llm as a Go module dependency. What’s New Module Name Casing Correction The primary change in v0.0.5 addresses a case-sensitive module path issue in go.mod. The module declaration has been updated from: Before: module github.com/unitvectory-labs/clip4llm...
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goenvecho v1.1.0 Release
On January 26, 2025, we released goenvecho v1.1.0, a streamlined update that aligns the project with Go module best practices while maintaining full backward compatibility for container and API users. This minimal release focuses on improving the project’s long-term maintainability by updating the Go module path to include its full GitHub repository location. For the vast majority of users—those running goenvecho as a Docker container or consuming its HTTP API—this release requires no action and delivers the same reliable functionality...
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