April 2026 monthly highlights for envoyproxy/gateway focused on improving HTTP/1.1 upgrade handling and API configurability to boost interoperability and user experience. Delivered a configurable path to ignore HTTP/1.1 Upgrade headers instead of rejecting with 403, via a new HTTP1Settings field and integration into ClientTrafficPolicy.spec.http1. This aligns gateway behavior with Envoy's ignore_http_11_upgrade, reducing unnecessary errors for TLS upgrade attempts from common clients (e.g., Apache HttpClient 5.4+). The change includes a naming refactor for clarity (IgnoreHTTP1Upgrade -> IgnoredUpgradeTypes) to improve maintainability without altering runtime semantics. Key changes were implemented as part of the HTTP/1.1 upgrade handling feature, with release notes prepared and issue #7102 addressed.

February 2026: kyverno/kyverno - Build Process Stabilization for Local Images. Consolidated the ko-build-all target in the Makefile to ensure all necessary components are included during local image builds, addressing potential misses observed in prior builds. Commit 1a2032f66eb8e84d88ebc8fead8a75ee647e344d captured this change, aligning local image creation with expected components and reducing build brittleness. This improvement enhances reproducibility for developers and reliability of local testing and CI pipelines.

January 2026 monthly summary for envoyproxy/gateway focusing on key accomplishments and deliverables.

December 2024: Delivered Resilient Deployment Guidance for the Load Balancer Exporter in canva/opentelemetry-collector-contrib. Updated the README to document multi-instance deployments to avoid a single point of failure and added guidance on consistent hashing to achieve deterministic results across instances. This work improves operational resilience, scalability, and reliability of deployments in production environments by providing clear deployment patterns and deterministic behavior. No critical bugs fixed this month; the focus was on documentation, deployment architecture clarity, and enabling safer, scalable usage of the exporter.