$ git log --author="legendecas" --all --oneline
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$ grep -rn "author: legendecas" wires/ | sort -r
Node 26.8.2 ships OpenSSL 3.5.8 and an HTTP/2 window override
- test: fix missing cb in fs.unlink (#3368) nodejs/node-gyp
Node fixes rmSync on Windows, V8 debugger plugin support
- build: enable V8 gdb/lldb plugin support nodejs/node
UNDICI 8.10.0 SHIPS AS NODE CORE DEPS SYNC ACROSS THE STACK
NODE FIXES VM PROPERTY DESCRIPTOR BUG, TYPESCRIPT INSTRUMENTATION GAPS
- vm: fix copying PropertyDescriptor nodejs/node
- src: abstract tracing agent for both legacy and perfetto nodejs/node
UNDICI PATCHES FAKE TIMER BYPASS BREAKING TEST ISOLATION
- chore: add commit-lint nodejs/node-gyp
NODE FIXES STORAGE CRASH AND FFI VALIDATION BUG
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