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CONNECT-RUST SHIPS GRPC HEALTH CHECKS, BUFFA PATCHES SILENT PROTO CORRUPTION

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Connect-rust's new health crate brings gRPC probe compatibility to Rust services, while buffa fixes a codegen bug that was silently truncating octal escapes in proto defaults.

The connect-rust team landed a major addition with the new `connectrpc-health` crate [1][2], implementing the standard `grpc.health.v1.Health` service for wire-compatible health probing across kubelet, grpc_health_probe, and service meshes. The crate ships with a `Checker` trait, `StatusStream` for watch semantics, and a `StaticChecker` implementation backed by a HashMap with strict registration semantics. This closes a critical gap for Rust gRPC services needing proper liveness and readiness signals in production environments. Meanwhile, buffa shipped a codegen fix [3][4] that rejects octal escape sequences above 255 instead of silently wrapping them, preventing wrong bytes from being baked into generated proto2 defaults. The bug affected hand-built FileDescriptorSets since protoc itself never emits these malformed escapes. On the plugin front, the official claude-plugins repository saw five routine dependency bumps validated through the standard workflow: qdrant-skills [5], sentry-cli [6], codspeed [7], expo [8], and oracle-ai-data-platform-workbench-spark-connectors [9], all waiting for review before merge.

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  1. [1] Add new `connectrpc-health` crate ↗ anthropics/connect-rust
  2. [2] Add new connectrpc-health crate (#128) anthropics/connect-rust
  3. [3] codegen/defaults: reject octal escapes > 255 instead of wrapping ↗ anthropics/buffa
  4. [4] codegen/defaults: reject octal escapes > 255 instead of wrapping (#164) anthropics/buffa
  5. [5] bump(qdrant-skills): 11df00a7 → 82337ccd ↗ anthropics/claude-plugins-official
  6. [6] bump(sentry-cli): 329f5c5d → 9e9fe0fb ↗ anthropics/claude-plugins-official
  7. [7] bump(codspeed): 9793aaf9 → c6112f16 ↗ anthropics/claude-plugins-official
  8. [8] bump(expo): 145a923c → c3886024 ↗ anthropics/claude-plugins-official
  9. [9] bump(oracle-ai-data-platform-workbench-spark-connectors): 04cc355f → 00cedef3 ↗ anthropics/claude-plugins-official

Quick answers

What shipped in Anthropic on June 9, 2026?
Connect-rust's new health crate brings gRPC probe compatibility to Rust services, while buffa fixes a codegen bug that was silently truncating octal escapes in proto defaults. In total, 3 commits and 33 pull requests landed.
Who contributed to Anthropic on June 9, 2026?
2 developers shipped this update, including Dev-X25874 and github-actions[bot].
What were the notable Anthropic updates?
Add new `connectrpc-health` crate, Add new connectrpc-health crate (#128), and codegen/defaults: reject octal escapes > 255 instead of wrapping.

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