uv 0.13.7 stops treating workspace paths as globs and merges aliased OSV records
The Python package manager's 3 November release fixes six bugs, including Windows trampolines closing handles they did not inherit, and adds two preview features.
The Python package manager's 3 November release fixes six bugs, including Windows trampolines closing handles they did not inherit, and adds two preview features.
The 31 October release patches CVE-2026-116238 to CVE-2026-116252, replaces free-text password exec commands with an allowlist and adds an extended-statistics node.
The first alpha changes the default heap ceiling, counts Buffer memory against it, switches v8.serialize to a format older releases cannot read and removes the bundled FIPS provider.
The toolkit needs no licence key and is separate from Syncfusion's commercial suite; its engineers also ran more than 60 end-to-end scenarios for .NET 11 Blazor features, Microsoft says.
Version 26.13.0 changes only release metadata from 26.12.1; teams coming from Node 24 or 22 should note that Linux binaries link against libatomic since Node 25.
Code compiled in a training run is stored in the AOT cache and used at startup, with the JIT taking over if the production workload drifts; x64 and AArch64 only.
pg_hdr_histogram 1.0.0 keeps a full high-dynamic-range histogram in a column, so p99 and p99.9 are measured, not estimated, and merge losslessly across hosts.
The Go team's language server can now ask the user questions before editing code: struct tags, interface stubs and, soon, moving declarations, built on a proposed LSP extension.
The point release, announced on 15 October, repairs three regressions in 1.99.0: bool return values leaking extra bits to C callers on x86_64, UEFI link errors and a linker that could not find libLLVM.
The Node.js project says new versions of all three supported lines will fix vulnerabilities whose highest severity is HIGH; details follow on release day.