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.
Terraform v1.15.7 was published on June 24, 2026, with two focused bug fixes for users who run Terraform in real automation. The main change is concurrency safety for configs.Parser and SourceBundleParser, which matters when tooling parses Terraform configuration from shared code paths. Read the full notes on the GitHub release page.
ingestr v1.0.45, published on June 24, 2026, is a focused release for destination naming and Braze exports. The main user visible change is support for three component destination names, so warehouse targets can carry catalog, schema, and table parts without being flattened into the wrong shape. It is not marked as a prerelease.
ingestr v1.0.44 was published on June 24, 2026, with streaming platform sources as the main user visible change. The release also extends the Braze source with more series tables, so teams moving event and marketing data through ingestr have a wider surface to sync. It is not marked as a prerelease.
The kubernetes-client/java project, the Java client library for Kubernetes, had a small dependency refresh this week that is still worth reading if you ship it inside services. The headline change is an AWS SDK for Java 2 patch bump from 2.46.18 to 2.46.20, followed by a Bazel sync so Maven and Bazel builds resolve the same artifacts.