March 2026 monthly summary for nanvix/nanvix focusing on reliability, traceability, and CI efficiency. Delivered permanent, versioned releases to replace the ephemeral 'latest' tag and addressed a critical build integrity bug to ensure tools are not initialized inside the repository. These changes reduce build failures, improve deployment traceability, and streamline CI workflows.

February 2026 monthly summary for ickshonpe/bevy focusing on Bevy Input Focus API accessibility and external usability. Key feature delivered: - Bevy Input Focus API Accessibility Enhancement: Exposed AcquireFocus.window as public to enable external usage, improving accessibility and usability of input focus functionality. This aligns with the goal of making the API easier to consume by external crates and tools. Major bugs fixed: - Addressed an API accessibility bug by exposing AcquireFocus.window publicly, resolving the underlying issue #22837 (and following up with #22841). This change reduces friction for external integrations and improves overall API reliability. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Improved external integration capabilities for Bevy's input focus system, enabling more flexible focus management in applications and tooling. - Strengthened API surface with a focused, well-scoped change that enhances modularity and testability. - Maintained backward compatibility where feasible and documented the public API change for developers relying on AcquireFocus. Technologies/skills demonstrated: - Rust visibility and API design (pub exposure) for internal structs. - Bevy engine input focus subsystem enhancements. - Issue-driven development (tracking #22837, #22841) and precise commit references.