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Restore mmap fast path for small and unaligned artifacts on virtio-fs
Kura's mmap serving no longer falls back to the streaming reader for sub-page files or unaligned tail regions when the data directory is on
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Kura, Tuist
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Kura
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kura@0.10.10
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GitHub
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Kura now serves small artifacts via mmap on virtio-fs-backed data directories
Kura's memory-mapped file serving was gated on mincore residency, which on virtio-fs reports the final partial page (past EOF) as non-reside
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Kura, Tuist
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Kura
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kura@0.10.10
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GitHub
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Kura restores mmap serving for sub-page files on virtio-fs
Kura's memory-mapped file serving now works correctly on virtio-fs-backed data directories for sub-page and unaligned-tail files. Previously
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Kura, Tuist
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Kura
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kura@0.10.10
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GitHub
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Restore mmap fast path for small files on virtio-fs
Kura's memory-mapped file serving no longer needlessly falls back to the streaming reader for sub-page or unaligned-tail files on virtio-fs-
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Kura, Tuist
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Kura
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kura@0.10.10
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GitHub
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Fix missing Google login button in managed environments
The Tuist server Helm chart now reads Google OAuth client credentials from a 1Password vault via External Secrets Operator, so the 'Log in w
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Atlas, Tuist
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Atlas
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helm@0.8.1
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GitHub
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Fix missing Google login on canary via 1Password-backed OAuth secrets
Restores the "Log in with Google" button on the canary environment, where it was previously missing. The Google OAuth client credentials (TU
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Tuist
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Compute
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helm@0.8.1
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GitHub
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Restore “Log in with Google” on canary
The "Log in with Google" button is now available on the canary environment. The button only appears when both Google OAuth client ID and sec
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Kura, Tuist
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Kura
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helm@0.8.1
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GitHub
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Durable logs for abnormal self-hosted runner deaths
When a Tuist self-hosted runner pod dies mid-job, the controller now captures the runner container's log tail and re-emits it on the control
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Tuist
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Compute
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runners-controller@0.14.0
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GitHub
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Abnormal runner pod deaths are now recoverable in logs after reap
When a self-hosted runner pod dies mid-job, the controller now re-emits the runner container's log tail to its own stdout before the pod is
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Tuist
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Compute
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runners-controller@0.14.0
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GitHub
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Capture runner death logs before Pods are reaped
When a self-hosted runner Pod dies abnormally mid-job, the runners controller now fetches the runner container's recent log tail and re-prin
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Tuist
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Compute
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helm@0.8.0
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GitHub
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