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gogitup v0.1.3: Cleaner Update Output with Verbose Flag
On March 1, 2026, we released gogitup v0.1.3, a small but meaningful improvement to how the tool presents update information. This release introduces cleaner default output for the update command, reducing noise and helping you focus on what actually changed. What’s New The v0.1.3 release adds a single user-facing feature: the --verbose flag for the gogitup update command. Cleaner Output by Default If you’ve been using gogitup to keep your Go-installed binaries up to date, you may have noticed that...
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prompt2json v0.5.1: Intelligent HTTP Timeouts for Better Local and Remote API Support
We’re excited to announce the release of prompt2json v0.5.1, a focused update that makes working with local LLM servers smoother while giving you better control over API timeouts for remote services. Released on March 1, 2026, this version introduces intelligent HTTP timeout handling that automatically adapts to your setup. What’s New Intelligent HTTP Timeout Handling The headline feature in v0.5.1 is smarter timeout management for API requests. The tool now detects whether you’re calling a remote service or a local...
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Announcing ghook2pubsub v0.1.0: GitHub Webhooks to GCP Pub/Sub
We’re excited to announce the first public release of ghook2pubsub – a lightweight service that bridges GitHub webhooks to Google Cloud Pub/Sub for event-driven architectures. Released on March 1, 2026, v0.1.0 introduces the complete core functionality of this single-purpose ingestion service, ready for production use. What’s New As the initial release, v0.1.0 brings all the project’s documented features to life: Webhook Ingestion Accepts GitHub webhook HTTP POST requests at /webhook Health check endpoint at /healthz for deployment monitoring Returns 204...
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yamlequal v0.1.0: Correct Multi-Document YAML Comparison
We’re excited to announce the release of yamlequal v0.1.0, a significant update that fixes a critical bug in multi-document YAML handling and achieves 100% test coverage. Released on February 28, 2026, this version ensures that YAML files with multiple documents are now compared correctly—no more silently ignoring subsequent documents. For developers working with YAML configuration files, data pipelines, or Kubernetes manifests, this release brings improved reliability and accuracy to your YAML comparisons. What’s New Multi-Document YAML Support Fixed The headline...
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simplegoogleidtoken v0.1.0: A Milestone of Stability
Introduction On February 28, 2026, we released simplegoogleidtoken v0.1.0, marking an important milestone in the library’s journey toward production readiness. After seven pre-release versions and months of active development, this release signals that the library has matured into a stable, reliable tool for Java developers working with Google ID tokens. While this version doesn’t introduce new features, it represents a significant commitment to quality and long-term maintainability—qualities that matter most when integrating authentication libraries into your applications. What’s New Comprehensive...
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gogitup v0.1.2 Released: Maintenance Update with CI/CD Improvements
We’re pleased to announce the release of gogitup v0.1.2, published on February 28, 2026. This maintenance update focuses on strengthening the project’s build infrastructure and supply chain security while maintaining full compatibility with existing installations. What’s New While this release doesn’t introduce new application features, it brings important backend improvements that benefit all users: Updated GitHub Actions: Bumped astral-sh/setup-uv from 7.3.0 to 7.3.1 and actions/setup-go from 6.2.0 to 6.3.0 for improved build reliability Enhanced Supply Chain Security: Migrated from actions/attest-build-provenance...
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isplaintextfile v0.1.0: Infrastructure Modernization Release
We’re pleased to announce the release of isplaintextfile v0.1.0, available now on GitHub. Released on February 28, 2026, this update focuses on modernizing the project’s build infrastructure while maintaining full compatibility with existing code. What’s New While this release doesn’t introduce new API features, it brings important infrastructure improvements: Go 1.26.0 Support: The project now builds against Go 1.26.0, ensuring access to the latest language features and security patches GitHub Actions Modernization: All CI/CD workflows have been upgraded to use...
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ghorgsync v0.1.2: Better Handling for Archived Repositories
A Smarter Way to Sync Archived Repositories On February 25, 2026, we released ghorgsync v0.1.2, adding intelligent support for GitHub’s archived repositories. This update gives you full control over how read-only repositories are handled during your organization sync workflow—while maintaining the safe, non-destructive approach that makes ghorgsync reliable. If you work with organizations that archive old projects, this release addresses a common pain point: knowing exactly what happens to those repositories when you sync, and giving you the flexibility to...
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gogitup v0.1.1: Better Proxy Support for Go Tool Updates
We’re pleased to announce the release of gogitup v0.1.1, a focused patch release that improves reliability for developers working with custom Go module configurations. Released on February 25, 2026, this update addresses an important environment variable handling issue that affected users behind corporate proxies or those who configure custom GOPROXY settings. While the change is under the hood, it ensures gogitup now behaves exactly as you’d expect when updating your Go tools. What’s New Environment Variables Now Properly Forwarded The...
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ghorgsync v0.1.1: Faster Cloning with Clone-Only Mode
We’re excited to announce the release of ghorgsync v0.1.1, dropping just two days after our initial launch. This quick update introduces a new clone-only mode designed for developers who need to grab newly added organization repositories without waiting through a full synchronization cycle. What’s New Clone-Only Mode (--clone Flag) The headline feature in v0.1.1 is the new --clone flag. When you run ghorgsync --clone, the tool focuses exclusively on cloning repositories that are missing locally, skipping all per-repository processing on...
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