Concise monthly summary for Ostorlab/oxo (March 2026). Focused on packaging/version release updates and release hygiene.

November 2025 — Ostorlab/agent_whatweb: Delivered a configuration-driven upgrade of the WhatWeb Fingerprinter agent from 1.67.0 to 1.70.5. The upgrade leverages ostorlab.yaml to adopt the latest fingerprinting capabilities, supported by eight commits updating the configuration. No major bugs were recorded in this period; the focus was on feature enhancement, stability, and maintainability. Business impact: improved detection coverage with current fingerprints, smoother upgrade path for future fingerprint updates, and stronger alignment with downstream workflows. Technologies and skills demonstrated: release engineering, YAML-based configuration, versioned upgrades, and change traceability.

October 2025 (2025-10) focused on release engineering for Ostorlab/oxo. Delivered an informational package version bump to 1.7.10 with no code changes, ensuring packaging metadata and version consistency for downstream builds and dependency tracking. This work enhances reproducibility and reduces release drift without altering product behavior.

August 2025 (Month: 2025-08) Ostorlab/oxo: Focused on stability and release engineering. Key changes center on simplifying asset handling and delivering a patch-level release with clear versioning.

Concise monthly summary for 2025-06 focusing on Ostorlab/oxo. Delivered a patch-level version bump and maintained release readiness with no code changes.

Month: 2024-11 — Ostorlab/oxo. Focused on strengthening CI tooling, improving API request modeling, and preparing a patch release. Key features delivered include API request model enhancements and a version bump; major bugs fixed center on robust CI authentication. Overall impact: more reliable CI scans, greater flexibility for API consumers, and readiness for release activations. Technologies/skills demonstrated include Python code updates in ostorlab/apis/scan_create.py and ostorlab/cli/ci_scan/run/assets/link.py, as well as versioning practices in setup.cfg.