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Latest release 3.26.1

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November 2026

  1. 3.26.1
    • Maintenance release.

October 2026

  1. 3.26.0
    • Adds an API that serves the recommended manifest, and old packages are now pruned after each publish.
  2. 3.25.0
    • The server now runs a scheduled job that prunes old packages automatically.
  3. 3.24.0
    • Package retention tiers now follow the measured release cadence, so older packages are kept or removed in line with how often releases actually ship.
  4. 3.23.2
    • Maintenance release.
  5. 3.23.1
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  6. 3.23.0
    • Monitoring now reports the latest complete day's activity totals, refreshed hourly.
    • The summary failure counter now says whether writing the summaries or publishing them failed.
  7. 3.22.1
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  8. 3.22.0
    • The versions request accepts cache_only=true to answer from the cached list without fetching the vendor upstream.
  9. 3.21.8
    • Logs why a vendor version lookup failed instead of silently skipping it.
  10. 3.21.7
    • The server now refuses to start, with an error naming the variable, when AIDC_HUB_PORT, AIDC_HUB_AUTH_ENABLED or AIDC_HUB_TELEMETRY_ENABLED holds a malformed value, instead of ignoring it.
  11. 3.21.5
    • Orders Java patch and vendor-build versions correctly in version lists and retention plans.
    • Ranks unrecognized Java versions conservatively when planning package cleanup.
  12. 3.21.6
    • Maintenance release.
  13. 3.21.4
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  14. 3.21.3
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.
  15. 3.21.2
    • Maintenance release with updated shared components.

September 2026

  1. 3.21.1
    • Maintenance release.
  2. 3.21.0
    • New aidc-server legal command lists the copyright line and the third-party components built into the server, with optional full notice texts or JSON and Markdown output.
    • The Kubernetes chart now refuses to deploy more than one replica under any rollout strategy, protecting the single-writer package database.
  3. 3.20.4
    • Maintenance release.
  4. 3.20.2
    • Protected requests now require a currently accepted account and credential, so disabled accounts and withdrawn credentials lose access immediately.
    • The Kubernetes chart upgrades cleanly to the one-at-a-time rollout and refuses a multi-replica configuration with that rollout.
  5. 3.20.3
    • Maintenance release.
  6. 3.20.1
    • Kubernetes upgrades now replace the running server before starting the new one, so rollouts no longer stall on the shared data volume.
  7. 3.20.0
    • Version discovery and retention now cover seven more AI coding tools: Grok, OpenCode, Pi, Cline, Aider, Kiro and Muse.
  9. 3.19.1
    • More reliable scheduled clean-up of old activity records in Kubernetes deployments.

August 2026

  1. 3.19.0
    • Package retention now keeps a per-tool number of newest patches in each version line, plus every patch published within a per-tool grace period, alongside recommended versions.
  2. 3.18.0
    • Package activity is summarized into durable daily totals, so statistics keep older history after detailed records age out.
    • Detailed activity records are removed after 90 days by default.
    • New monitoring endpoint for service operators.
    • The stats administrative command was removed; use the statistics API instead.
  4. 3.17.6
    • The server executable and its Kubernetes chart are now named aidc-server.
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