🤖 Poem of the week
In the realm where logic and function unite, Stripe's billing now displays every detail right. Debian upstreams re-enabled, Terraform parsing takes flight, While Nuget's message guides through the night. npm's version length updated, a subtle yet strong light.
Docker Images/Layer Search Enhancement A few updates for anyone using Docker: Introduction of Docker Layer/Image Digest Search: You can now easily search and identify Docker images. Expanded "Layers" tab functionality: When reviewing a Docker package, you will now find the "Layers" tab expanded to include layer-based digest search links. This ex…
Packages scheduled for move will be unpublished prior to move. Fixed an issue with npm tags management, ensuring accurate updates by fixing a bug that previously caused the improper deletion and reinsertion of tags. Copilot poem of the week 🤖 The index of doom was broken and flawed Some tags were lost in the dark abyss But we fixed the bug and…
We've recently added support for downloading specific packages from a given repository using Cloudsmith's Terraform Provider. The cloudsmith_package data source allows you to list details and download a specific package from a given repository. Example Usage Customers can use this new functionality to better manage resource execution in Terrafor…
Your software artifacts are your core IP. Ensure you have a complete handle on who is accessing what packages, when and from where, with Cloudsmith's client logs. Client logs are a record of every package downloaded by your users, along with information about the download such as the date and time, the user agent, and the IP address. By analyzing…
We are thrilled to announce that Cloudsmith now supports proxying and caching Helm packages from upstream repositories. This new feature is part of our ongoing commitment to being the single source of truth for customers' software assets. Now, in addition to publishing your own charts to a private Cloudsmith repository, you can also access Helm ch…
Dropping Python 2 Support It is now well over three years since the Python 2 sunset date, during which time Cloudsmith has continued to support Python 2 in its cloudsmith-cli package which many customers utilise to administer repositories programmatically. However, the time is upon us where in order to continue delivering the best CLI package pos…
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