For Go developers using gogpu, a Go GPU and windowing toolkit, this week’s activity is mostly about fewer bad fallbacks and calmer resize behavior. The headline change is backend choice in auto mode: Windows and Linux can now ask wgpu to enumerate more than one native backend before falling back to software.
Great Expectations 1.18.2 was published on June 26, 2026, with a targeted Spark Connect compatibility fix for Spark distinct value metrics. The release also clears BigQuery and Python 3.13 maintenance friction, fixes scheduled CI noise, and updates the docs build stack. It is a small patch release, but it touches the kind of edges that show up in real data validation work.
GopherJS v1.21.0 was published on June 26, 2026, and moves the project to Go 1.21.13 support. The most important change is the compiler and runtime update for Go 1.21, with matching work across builtins, reflect, slices, maps, unsafe handling, testing, and native overrides. This is a stable release, not a prerelease.
ingestr v1.0.48 was published on June 26, 2026, with a focused update for database ingestion paths. The main change is Vitess and PlanetScale support in the MySQL source, backed by tests for detection and OLAP row cap behavior. The release also tightens PostgreSQL CDC slot handling after a successful batch run, and it is not marked as a prerelease.
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.