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GitHub Agentic Workflows defaults read-only runs to no network accessThe release disables network access by default for read-only workflows. It also records richer session provenance, plugin installations and MCP configuration, improving auditability of agent-driven automation.→pnpm adds registry profile and token management commandsThe release adds pnpm profile and pnpm token commands for viewing, creating and revoking registry credentials. It also introduces a files-based store index for network filesystems and faster Python dependency resolution.→WebPageTest 23.01 ships production layout and testing improvementsThe release updates the production interface with incremental responsive-layout improvements and changes title ordering in result details. It also adds PHPUnit-based tests and removes the project’s Travis dependency.→pnpm 12.8.1 fixes reproducibility and CI installation edge casesVersion 12.8.1 stops frozen-lockfile installs rejecting injected workspace packages with peer dependencies and makes pnpm dedupe converge reliably. It also restores executable bits for local dependencies, reduces CPU use on many-core frozen installs and prevents unnecessary reinstalls after filtered installs.→GitHub Actions makes its Windows 11 Arm64 Visual Studio 2026 image generally availableGitHub Actions published the Windows 11 Arm64 image with Visual Studio 2026 as generally available, using image version 20260920.164.1. The image updates Pulumi, AWS CLI, GitHub CLI, Chrome and Edge drivers, Firefox, PowerShell, Nginx and Visual Studio components.→GitHub Agentic Workflows adds package-aware updates and safer model accountingThe release lets gh aw update target workflow packages individually and adds a Node network preset for the Impeccable Skills Reviewer. It also fixes Codex model identifiers and improves token, threat-detection and diagnostics reporting.→GitHub Agentic Workflows adds shared JavaScript modules for workflow packagesThe release supports .mjs and .cjs modules inside aw.yml packages with path-traversal and extension restrictions. It also coordinates rate-limit handling for multi-target logs and makes failed-run and evaluation credit accounting fail closed.→Pact JS 17.1.4 updates its pact-core contract-testing enginePact JS 17.1.4 updates the pact-core dependency to version 20.1.1. The release also updates the fast-xml-parser development dependency used by the XML examples.→jscpd 5.1 turns duplication baselines into CI gatesjscpd 5.1 introduces content-hash baselines, baseline updates and a fail-on-new-clones mode so CI can reject newly introduced duplication without blocking existing debt. It also adds ephemeral baselines from Git references, OpenMetrics and CodeClimate or GitLab Code Quality reporters, plus Windows ARM support and signed releases with SLSA provenance.→GitHub Agentic Workflows adds grader audits and hardens MCP executionThe release adds daily grader-audit workflows, cross-run audit clustering, and pattern analysis to its logs and audit commands. It also tightens label permissions, MCP gateway readiness, fork pull-request safe-output handling, scanner argument handling, and dependency security gates.→pnpm 12 makes dependency resolution and runtime selection more deterministicpnpm 12 canonicalises known-host Git dependencies to HTTPS identities, makes peer-dependency cycle breaking deterministic and fails or warns on unrecognised workspace settings instead of silently ignoring them. It adds project-aware shims for pinned runtimes, can provision other package managers and introduces an opt-in signed remote side-effects cache.→Vite+ 0.3.0 moves installs to standard platform directoriesFresh installs now use split XDG directories on Unix and standard local application-data folders on Windows, while existing single-root installations remain in place. The release adds tsup-to-vp pack migration, forwards supported commands to Bun 1.4, cuts the published package size by 51 percent and removes upgrade-check delays.→Zide opens public beta of a native workspace for code, Git, issues and CIThe public beta is available for macOS, Windows and Linux and supports GitHub, GitLab and Bitbucket. Zide Assist can use Claude, Codex and Gemini, while the application is built with Tauri and Rust rather than as a browser wrapper.→