kube-scheduler Module Pins and Snapshot Listers

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kube-scheduler, the Kubernetes scheduler module mirror, had a quiet but useful week: dependency pins moved forward, etcd reached 3.7.0, and mutable scheduler snapshots got a cleaner interface. This is not a flashy feature week. It is the kind of maintenance that matters when you build scheduler plugins or track Kubernetes master from Go modules.

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wgpu v0.30.4 - Metal Stencil State Fix

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wgpu v0.30.4 was published on June 25, 2026, with a focused Metal backend fix for stencil behavior on macOS. The main change is that CreateRenderPipeline now translates StencilFront and StencilBack into MTLDepthStencilState, so stencil tests no longer stay silently inert on the Metal path. For apps using stencil masks, clipped content, or rounded UI panels, this is the fix that changes what users actually see.

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Dagster 1.13.11 - Virtualized Asset Catalog and Insights Metadata

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Dagster 1.13.11 was published on June 25, 2026, as the core release paired with library version 0.29.11. The main user facing change is in the asset catalog, where the UI now renders a single virtualized list so large workspaces do not stall when users expand many asset groups or code locations. For operators, the release also tightens asset check history cleanup and adds better selection counts for GraphQL clients.

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ingestr v1.0.47 - Reddit Ads OAuth and Chargebee Source

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ingestr v1.0.47 was published on June 25, 2026, with user visible work around Reddit Ads authentication, account discovery, and the new Chargebee source. The main change is OAuth refresh token support for Reddit Ads, because it makes recurring ad data jobs less dependent on manual credential handling. This release is not marked as a prerelease.

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Terragrunt v1.1.1: Dependency Resolution and Safety Fixes

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Terragrunt had a busy v1.1.1 window, with 13 commits and 125 files changed around dependency resolution, safer source handling, and clearer crash reports. For teams that run Terragrunt in CI over many units, the headline is simple: fewer false failures around dependency outputs, plus tighter handling for refs, archives, and catalog clones.

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