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  • hellorest v1.3.1: Streamlining Our Release Pipeline

    On March 29, 2026, we released hellorest v1.3.1. This is a focused maintenance release dedicated to refining our internal release processes and ensuring the highest standards for our container distribution. What’s new This release focuses on the “plumbing” of our project. We have updated our GitHub Actions workflows to properly handle metadata attestations for our Docker images. By refining the permissions within our CI/CD pipeline, we’ve eliminated build-time warnings and ensured that our release automation is operating exactly as intended....

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  • hellorest v1.3.0: Better Observability and Expanded Portability

    Released on March 29, 2026, hellorest v1.3.0 brings key improvements to how you monitor and deploy your minimal REST API. This release focuses on observability and portability, making it easier than ever to verify your deployment version and run hellorest across a wider variety of hardware. What’s new Version Tracking via HTTP Headers: The GET / endpoint now returns an X-App-Version header. You can now instantly verify which version of the application is running in your environment without needing to...

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  • ghorgsync v0.2.0: Introducing Status Mode for Safe Repository Audits

    Released on March 28, 2026, ghorgsync v0.2.0 introduces a powerful new way to manage your local organization mirror: Status Mode. This update transforms ghorgsync from a synchronization tool into a read-only auditor, giving you complete visibility into your local environment without the risk of modifying your code. What’s new The headline feature of this release is the introduction of the --status flag. When enabled, ghorgsync shifts into a specialized reporting mode that scans your local directory for repositories belonging to...

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  • Polishing the Sync: ghorgsync v0.1.3 Brings a Smoother Experience

    Released on March 26, 2026, ghorgsync v0.1.3 focuses on enhancing the user experience with a significant visual overhaul of the synchronization process. While the core functionality of automating GitHub organization syncs remains robust, this update brings a level of polish that makes managing your local repository mirror feel more seamless and professional. What’s new The headline of this release is a complete redesign of the interactive progress bar used during repository synchronization. Instead of basic ASCII characters, the tool now...

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  • gowebshot v0.2.1: Version Tracking and Maintenance

    On March 22, 2026, we released gowebshot v0.2.1. This minor update focuses on improving the developer and user experience by adding essential utility tools and ensuring our build pipelines remain up-to-date. What’s new The primary addition in this release is the introduction of the --version flag. Users can now simply run gowebshot --version to instantly verify the installed version of the application. While a small addition, it provides a standard way to check installations and assist in debugging. Why it...

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  • Precision Captures: Introducing Cropping and Shifting in gowebshot v0.2.0

    Released on March 20, 2026, gowebshot v0.2.0 brings a new level of precision to webpage screenshots. This update focuses on giving users surgical control over their output images, ensuring that only the content you want makes it into the final shot, without sacrificing your desired dimensions. What’s new The headline features of v0.2.0 are all about control and convenience: Pixel-Perfect Cropping You can now trim unwanted edges from your screenshots using the new --crop flag. Whether it’s a sticky header,...

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  • lockboxkms v0.3.5: Streamlining Deployment and Enhancing Security

    Released on March 19, 2026, lockboxkms v0.3.5 is a maintenance and refinement update that focuses on simplifying how the application is deployed and improving its security posture. While primarily a technical update, it introduces important configuration changes and UI refinements that make the tool more robust and easier to manage. What’s new Simplified Deployment: We’ve embedded the application templates directly into the Go binary. This means you no longer need to worry about managing a separate templates/ directory during deployment,...

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  • ghook2pubsub v0.2.1: Maintenance and Stability Update

    Released on March 19, 2026, ghook2pubsub v0.2.1 is a maintenance release focused on improving the stability and security of the service. While this version doesn’t introduce new features, it ensures the project remains current with the latest runtime and dependency standards. What’s new This release primarily consists of essential infrastructure and dependency updates: Go Runtime Update: The service has been updated to Go 1.26.1. Dependency Bumps: Updated the gRPC library to version 1.79.3 to leverage the latest improvements and fixes....

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  • Streamlining the Token Experience: gcpidentitytokenportal v0.5.1

    On March 19, 2026, we released v0.5.1 of gcpidentitytokenportal. This update focuses on refining the user experience and hardening the application’s deployment and security, ensuring a more reliable and transparent way to vend GCP identity tokens. What’s new The most visible addition is a new, streamlined footer in the web interface. Users can now quickly access the project’s GitHub repository, the MIT License, and the UnitVectorY Labs organization. More importantly, the footer now dynamically displays the current application version, removing...

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  • Hardening and Maintenance: authzjwtbearerinjector v0.3.5

    Released on March 19, 2026, authzjwtbearerinjector v0.3.5 is a maintenance release focused on strengthening the security posture and operational stability of the service. While this update doesn’t introduce new functional features, it provides critical under-the-hood improvements that ensure the injector remains secure and performant when deployed as a sidecar to Envoy Proxy. What’s new Enhanced Container Security We have implemented several security hardening measures to reduce the attack surface of the service. The container now runs as a non-root user...

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