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  • isplaintextfile v0.1.0: Toolchain and Infrastructure Update

    On February 28, 2026, we released isplaintextfile v0.1.0. This maintenance update focuses on modernizing our development toolchain and strengthening our CI/CD pipelines to ensure continued stability and performance. What’s new Go Toolchain Upgrade: We’ve updated the project to target Go 1.26.0, bringing the latest language improvements and performance enhancements. CI/CD Infrastructure Updates: Our GitHub Actions workflows have been refreshed, including updates to actions/checkout, actions/cache, actions/setup-go, and github/codeql-action. Documentation Fixes: Minor corrections to README badges for better accuracy. Why it matters...

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  • Enhancing Trust and Transparency in gogitup v0.1.2

    On February 28, 2026, we released gogitup v0.1.2. This maintenance release focuses on strengthening the security and transparency of our release process, ensuring that the tools you trust are exactly what they claim to be. What’s new The primary highlight of this release is the implementation of build provenance using GitHub Attestations via actions/attest. While there are no changes to the core functionality of the gogitup application itself, we have overhauled how we sign and verify our released binaries. Why...

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  • ghprmerge v0.2.0: A Fresh Look at Automated PR Management

    Released on February 28, 2026, ghprmerge v0.2.0 introduces a significant overhaul of the terminal user interface. This release is all about clarity and efficiency, transforming how you track the automated merging and rebasing of pull requests across your organization. What’s new The centerpiece of this release is a complete redesign of the command-line experience to make it more modern and scannable. Visual Progress Tracking: No more guessing if the tool is still working. A new progress bar now provides real-time...

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  • Introducing mcp-rest-forge: Effortlessly Turn REST APIs into AI Tools

    We are excited to announce the launch of mcp-rest-forge, released on February 26, 2026. This project introduces a powerful, configuration-driven approach to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), enabling developers and AI enthusiasts to bridge the gap between existing REST APIs and AI agents without writing a single line of custom server code. What is mcp-rest-forge? At its core, mcp-rest-forge is a lightweight MCP server that transforms curated REST API calls into modular tools for LLMs. Instead of manually implementing the...

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  • Control Your Archive: Introducing Archived Repository Handling in ghorgsync v0.1.2

    Released on February 25, 2026, ghorgsync v0.1.2 introduces a highly requested feature: granular control over archived GitHub repositories. This update ensures your local synchronization remains lean and focused by allowing you to decide exactly how inactive projects are handled. What’s new The headline feature of this release is the addition of the include_archived configuration option within your .ghorgsync file. Previously, the synchronization process didn’t distinguish between active and archived repositories. Now, ghorgsync defaults to ignoring archived repositories. This means they...

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  • gogitup v0.1.1: Better Environment Support for Seamless Tool Updates

    Released on February 25, 2026, gogitup v0.1.1 brings an important improvement to how the tool handles your environment. This release ensures that your custom Go configurations are respected, making the update process more reliable across different network environments. What’s new This update introduces a critical improvement to how gogitup executes installation commands. The tool now correctly forwards the current process environment to all go install subprocesses. Why it matters For many developers—especially those working in corporate environments or regions with...

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  • Introducing gogitup: Effortless Updates for Your Go Toolchain

    Released on February 25, 2026, gogitup is a new utility designed to take the manual labor out of keeping your Go binaries up to date. If you rely on a variety of tools installed via go install, you know the pain of manually checking for updates across dozens of repositories. gogitup solves this by bringing centralized version tracking and one-command updates to your CLI. Introducing gogitup gogitup is a lightweight manager for your Go-installed tools. Instead of remembering which tools...

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  • Refining the Flow: ghprmerge v0.1.1

    Released on February 25, 2026, ghprmerge v0.1.1 is a refinement release focused on improving operational efficiency and modernizing the project’s foundation. This update ensures that the tool remains lean and performant as organizations scale their repository management. What’s new The centerpiece of this release is the optimization of archived repository handling. Instead of processing these repositories and only discovering they are read-only during the merge phase, ghprmerge now filters them out at the very beginning of the listing stage. Alongside...

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  • ghorgsync v0.1.1: Speed up your workflow with Clone-Only Mode

    On February 25, 2026, we released ghorgsync v0.1.1. This update focuses on improving efficiency for developers managing large numbers of repositories by introducing a highly requested optimization: Clone-Only Mode. What’s new The standout feature of this release is the introduction of the --clone flag. When you run ghorgsync with the --clone flag, the tool enters a streamlined mode that focuses exclusively on bringing your local directory up to date with the organization’s current repository list. In this mode, ghorgsync will...

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  • Enhancing the bulkfilepr Experience: Better Docs and Modern Tooling

    Released on February 25, 2026, version v0.2.3 of bulkfilepr is a maintenance release dedicated to strengthening the foundation of the project. While the core functionality of the tool remains unchanged, this update focuses on making the project more accessible to users and more robust for developers. What’s new The headline of this release is a complete overhaul of our documentation infrastructure. We have migrated our documentation to Jekyll and adopted the just-the-docs theme, which allows us to host a structured,...

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