Good news! When you're embedding version badges elsewhere, you'll probably have noticed that services like GitHub like to cache them for an excruciatingly long time*, often well beyond the lifetime of the package version itself. That changes today, along with a stylish (yes, stylish, not just style) update:
For example, why not go for a wild and crazy alternative colour badge?
Finally: A huge thank you to shields.io for providing an amazing badge rendering service! \o/
Note*: This isn't actually GitHub's fault, our previous use of shields.io meant the Cache-Control header was always returning a max-age of 86400. So we migrated to shields.io newer JSON-based endpoint to fix it.
Not your usual feature update, but we'll be updating our Terms of Service, effective 19th May 2021*: For all individual users, the following terms will apply, both replacing the existing terms: Individual Terms of Service Individual Privacy Policy For all organisations and organisation users, the following terms will apply, extending the above…
More account-based good news! We've surfaced the history of logins for your account: You can find the new information on your account security page, underneath the Session Management, as described previously. In addition to seeing the current sessions, the historical view of logins includes context such as the login method, Geo/IP location and det…
Good news! Take back some control and easily manage logged-in sessions for your account: You can find the new controls on your account security page, along with some context for the session, such as when the session was last active, the Geo/IP location, and details about the browser, operating system and device that logged into and accessed your a…
We're now rolling out Early Access to the "Access Log Exports to S3" feature: With our automated S3 export, you'll be able to get the access logs for your repositories delivered to you periodically. You pick the frequency and the output format, and we'll make the drop hassle-free. You can then import your logs into your favourite Business Intellig…
Cloudsmith has always performed signature and checksum validation at the core of the service - and today, we're introducing three awesome new ways to surface this information! User Interface The package information page now includes a link to retrieve the raw GPG signature for a package, using all of the same authentication schemes we support for…
We are very pleased to announce that Cloudsmith now supports a 'Package Downloaded' webhook at request from our users. This new webhook will be triggered upon each package file fetch across all the formats that Cloudsmith supports; and provides data on the entitlement token, location, and user who accessed a package file. Some great use cases for…
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