May 2026 Monthly Summary for bioconda/bioconda-recipes focused on Python versioning compatibility and latch recipe packaging compliance. Delivered updates to support Python 3.10–3.12 in dependencies, modernized the Python pin via a centralized python_min variable, and aligned host/run/test pins to Bioconda conventions. Expanded test coverage surfaced metadata drift and increased regression safety (gql contract, websockets-related modules, and key user-facing surfaces). Added resilience in tests with pip check || true and ensured entry-point wiring visibility via latch --version. Documentation updated to pin websockets 11.0.3 with references to upstream tickets. Build number bumped 2 -> 3; version unchanged. Commit history highlights include e0be32f6c7e8be8e1d059d7516aa09f7fcd0e23c and 11492d51ebd2bdc78e3b72f163991479721971ef for traceability.

January 2026: Delivered fgmetric in conda-forge/staged-recipes, introducing type-validated data models for delimited data files and clarifying licensing metadata with a license_family field in meta.yaml. Implemented via two commits: feat: add fgmetric and fix: add license_family. This work improves data reliability, governance, and downstream packaging, enabling safer, reproducible usage of curated data models. Demonstrated capabilities in type validation, packaging metadata, and release engineering to support faster, compliant integrations.