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  • Polishing the Explorer: gcpmetadataexplorer v0.2.2 is Here

    On May 7, 2025, we released v0.2.2 of gcpmetadataexplorer. This maintenance update focuses on refining the foundations of the tool, ensuring stability through runtime updates, and polishing the user experience through documentation improvements. What’s new Updated Go Runtime: We’ve bumped the Go version to 1.24.3, ensuring the application benefits from the latest performance and security patches of the language. Documentation and Code Polish: We’ve tidied up our README and internal codebase, fixing typos and correcting terminology to make the project...

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  • Maintaining the Pipeline: gcpidentitytokenportal v0.4.1

    On May 7, 2025, we released v0.4.1 of gcpidentitytokenportal. This maintenance release focuses on strengthening the foundation of the portal by updating core dependencies and the Go runtime, ensuring continued stability and security for your GCP identity token vending needs. What’s new This release is primarily focused on under-the-hood improvements: Go Runtime Upgrade: We have updated the project to Go 1.24.3, bringing the latest performance and stability improvements from the Go team. Dependency Refresh: Critical libraries, including the Google API...

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  • Keeping Things Steady: firestore-batch-incrementer v0.1.1

    On May 7, 2025, we released v0.1.1 of firestore-batch-incrementer. This maintenance update focuses on keeping the project’s foundations current and improving the visibility of our release cycle. What’s new This release brings a few focused improvements to the project’s infrastructure: Go Runtime Upgrade: The project has been updated to use Go v1.24.3, ensuring we are aligned with the latest stable runtime. Improved Visibility: A release badge has been added to the README, making it easier for developers to identify the...

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  • authzjwtbearerinjector v0.3.3: Maintenance and Stability Update

    Released on May 7, 2025, authzjwtbearerinjector v0.3.3 is a focused maintenance update. This release ensures the project remains current with the latest language runtimes and core library versions, providing a more stable and secure foundation for your Envoy Proxy authorization workflows. What’s new This release primarily focuses on under-the-hood improvements to keep the service healthy and performant: Go Runtime Upgrade: The service has been updated to Go 1.24.3, benefiting from the latest performance enhancements and compiler optimizations. Dependency Updates: Key...

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  • Enhancing Stability with authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.3

    On May 7, 2025, we released version v0.2.3 of authzgcpk8stokeninjector. While this release doesn’t introduce flashy new features, it provides something equally important: a stronger, more stable foundation for your token injection needs. What’s new This version is all about maintenance and modernization. We’ve bumped the Go runtime to 1.24.3 and updated several critical dependencies, including google.golang.org/grpc, golang-jwt/jwt/v4, and golang.org/x/net. These updates ensure that the underlying engine of the token injector is running on the latest and most efficient code....

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  • Expanding Connectivity: mcp-graphql-forge v0.4.0 Introduces SSE Mode

    We are excited to announce the release of mcp-graphql-forge v0.4.0 on May 3, 2025. This update marks a significant milestone in the project’s evolution by introducing support for Server-Sent Events (SSE), providing users with greater flexibility in how they deploy and interact with their MCP servers. What’s new The headline feature of v0.4.0 is the introduction of SSE Mode. Previously, mcp-graphql-forge primarily operated via standard input/output (stdio). Now, you can run the MCP server over HTTP by simply adding the...

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  • Launching firestore-batch-incrementer: Effortlessly Trigger Firestore Eventarc Triggers at Scale

    Released on May 3, 2025, firestore-batch-incrementer is a specialized Go utility designed to solve a common challenge for Google Cloud developers: triggering Eventarc events across an entire Firestore collection. Whether you’re migrating data, refreshing cached views, or forcing a re-index of downstream systems, this tool provides a reliable, scalable way to bulk-update records and kickstart your event-driven workflows. What it does At its core, firestore-batch-incrementer iterates through a specified Firestore collection and performs an atomic update on a root-level numeric...

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  • Streamlining AI Agent Development with adk-docker-base v0.4.0

    Released on May 3, 2025, adk-docker-base v0.4.0 is a maintenance and documentation update designed to accelerate the way developers build AI agents. This release ensures that the base image remains current with the latest framework capabilities while providing a comprehensive guide for new users to get their agents up and running quickly. What’s new This release focuses on two primary areas: dependency alignment and developer experience. Latest Google ADK Integration The base image now includes google-adk v0.4.0. By bumping this...

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  • adk-docker-base v0.3.0: Staying Current with the Google ADK

    On April 26, 2025, we released v0.3.0 of adk-docker-base. This maintenance update ensures that your AI agent development environment is powered by the latest core tools. What’s new This release focuses on updating the underlying framework. We have bumped the google-adk dependency from version 0.2.0 to 0.3.0. Why it matters adk-docker-base is designed to eliminate the boilerplate of setting up a Python 3.12 environment for AI agent development. By upgrading the Google Agent Development Kit to v0.3.0, we provide a...

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  • Bringing Light to the Black Box: mcp-graphql-forge v0.3.0

    Released on April 24, 2025, mcp-graphql-forge v0.3.0 is a focused update dedicated to improving observability. This release transforms the interaction between your MCP server and GraphQL endpoints from a "black box" into a transparent process, making it significantly easier for developers to build and troubleshoot their AI-powered GraphQL tools. What’s new The headline feature of v0.3.0 is the introduction of comprehensive debug logging via the new FORGE_DEBUG environment variable. By simply setting FORGE_DEBUG=true in your server configuration, you unlock deep...

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