ReleasesMemos 26.10.0 signs API clients out, stops reading /etc/secrets and makes export an admin job31 OctMemos 26.10.0 is the first release under calendar versioning, and its upgrade notes matter more than its features: old installs need a 0.31.0 waypoint, cached access tokens expire on upgrade, the /etc/secrets files from 0.31.0 are no longer read, member export disappears, and the old upload and memo-length settings are replaced without migration. The features are a rich editor by default, per-user usage limits and declarative configuration.
The feed-to-static-page CLI's first release since April is a stability pass: stable ordering, discoverable sort options, six fewer indirect dependencies, four sorting and template fixes, and a new snapshot suite that renders more than 70 real-world feeds.
The release candidate removes the v1 version marker, moves every REST route and gRPC procedure, renames a long list of methods and fields, and gives the old paths one release of 410 Gone, alongside editor suggestions and audio transcription.
The feed reader's security point release strips token access from disabled accounts, guards the updater with POST and CSRF, and bounds ZIP imports against decompression bombs.
The task app's release lands 856 commits, one high and five medium vulnerabilities, scoped tokens so assistants can use your tasks safely, a rebuilt date picker and a proxy for servers without direct internet.
The self-hosted page watcher gets HTTP caching for its UI assets, its first PWA support, LLM summaries that run without freezing the interface, stricter type checks on imports and API updates, and a leaner title extractor.