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  • authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.9 Released

    authzgcpk8stokeninjector v0.2.9 was released on 2026-10-20. This is a maintenance and security release focused on hardening the service for production Kubernetes deployments. No new features or API changes were introduced; the update delivers important dependency fixes that improve security and build reliability while keeping configuration and behavior identical to v0.2.8. What’s new The headline change is a security update to the Go networking stack. The release bumps golang.org/x/net to v0.61.0, which patches five HTTP/2 vulnerabilities that are reachable via the...

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  • ghook2pubsub v0.2.6 Released

    ghook2pubsub v0.2.6 was released on 2026-10-20. This is a maintenance release focused on security hardening and keeping the build toolchain current, with no changes to application behavior or configuration. The release updates the underlying Go dependencies used by the Cloud Pub/Sub client transport and moves builds to Go 1.27.2. For users, this means the service runs with patched HTTP/2 libraries and a current compiler toolchain, while the webhook-to-Pub/Sub functionality remains unchanged. What’s new Security update for HTTP/2 transport The indirect...

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  • ghprmerge v0.9.0 Released

    On October 18, 2026, ghprmerge v0.9.0 was released. This update focuses on making rebase and report output more accurate and easier to interpret for teams automating pull request workflows across an organization. If you use ghprmerge to evaluate and merge Dependabot or other batch PRs sharing a source branch, the changes in v0.9.0 reduce misleading ready-to-merge signals and give clearer visibility into checks and branch freshness. What’s new Rebase readiness and reporting have been refined to reflect real PR state...

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  • ghscanscope v0.3.0 — Markdown content negotiation for the web UI

    ghscanscope v0.3.0 was released on 2026-10-17. This update makes the web interface easier to consume programmatically by adding content negotiation so the same alert pages can be served as concise Markdown when requested. Existing HTML views are unchanged, and the release adds defensive caching headers to help protect sensitive security findings. What’s new The web UI now respects the Accept header and returns text/markdown; charset=utf-8 when a client prefers Markdown, with text/html; charset=utf-8 as the default. Negotiation follows RFC 9110...

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  • repver v0.6.3 Released

    repver v0.6.3 was released on October 17, 2026. This maintenance release focuses on reliability for users who define multiple replacement targets that touch the same file. The headline improvement is a fix for lost updates when several targets share a path, making batch version updates more predictable and safe. What’s new The release corrects a planning issue that caused later targets to overwrite earlier ones when multiple targets referenced the same file. Previously each target was planned against the original...

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  • gogitup v0.6.1 Released: Deterministic Alphabetical Ordering

    On October 15, 2026, gogitup v0.6.1 was released for the Go tool automation CLI that keeps go install tools up to date. This is a focused stability release that makes the output of list, check, and upgrade predictable and consistent, with no breaking changes and no migration work required. gogitup lets you register Go module paths in ~/.gogitup and run a single command to see which tools have updates and upgrade them. v0.6.1 improves the user experience by ensuring the...

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  • ghscanscope v0.2.0: PostgreSQL backend and explicit migrations

    On 2026-10-15, ghscanscope v0.2.0 was released for the local-first workbench that syncs, triages, and finds patterns in GitHub code-scanning alerts. This update moves the workbench from a single-user SQLite cache toward team use by adding an optional PostgreSQL backend and giving users explicit control over schema evolution with a new migrate command. SQLite remains the default with no changes required for existing users. What’s new PostgreSQL backend support is now available. The --db flag and GHSCAN_SCOPE_DB environment variable accept postgres://...

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  • ghorgsync v0.6.2 Released

    ghorgsync v0.6.2 was released on October 14, 2026. This maintenance release improves reliability for GitHub Enterprise organizations by correcting how internal repositories are discovered and filtered. ghorgsync keeps a local directory in sync with all repositories of a GitHub organization or user account without destructive operations. v0.6.2 ensures that internal repositories are handled consistently with private repositories, giving enterprise users accurate control over what gets synced. What’s new Internal repository visibility is now handled explicitly. The tool reads GitHub’s visibility...

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  • prompt2json v0.7.0: Decisions Mode for Jev Questions

    prompt2json v0.7.0 was released on 2026-10-12. This release adds a first-class decisions operation built around Jev-style questions, expanding the CLI beyond schema-driven JSON generation to structured decision evaluation. Existing JSON mode workflows are unchanged, while new decisions mode, a native System One provider, and simulation support for OpenAI and Gemini providers make it practical to evaluate prompts as machine-readable decisions in shell pipelines and automation. What’s new Decisions mode introduces --mode decisions as a new operation alongside the default JSON...

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  • Introducing ghscanscope v0.1.0 — Local-first workbench for GitHub code-scanning alerts

    On October 11, 2026, UnitVectorY Labs released v0.1.0 of ghscanscope, the initial public release of a local-first workbench for syncing, triaging, and finding patterns in GitHub code-scanning alerts across repositories. The tool downloads repository metadata and open code-scanning alerts into a local SQLite database and serves a local web UI for exploration, giving teams a private, offline-friendly way to understand security findings without repeatedly querying GitHub. What’s new v0.1.0 is the project launch, so this release represents the complete initial...

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