Go
wire
2026-09-19
$ git log --author="nicholashusin" --all --oneline
Every morning, RepoJournal's newsroom reads what shipped across the open-source projects developers depend on — and writes the wire. Your commits kept making the news. This is your clippings file: the stories where your work was the story.
25
stories filed
17
daily wires
$ grep -rn "author: nicholashusin" wires/ | sort -r
Go
wire
2026-09-18
pkgsite drops ctxhttp, tour returns real 404s
- all: update google.golang.org/grpc golang/vulndb
Go
wire
2026-09-12
Go's build chain sheds its own-stdlib dependency, compiler walk state removed
Go
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2026-09-10
HTTP/1 body deadlock fix, gopls fillstruct stack overflow, and importer fork removal
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2026-09-08
Go compiler moves SSA rewrite packages, net QUIC clears reset receive buffer
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2026-09-07
Fast-path receive buffer cleared on stream reset
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2026-09-03
x/tools protocol shift, masked heap prefix fix
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2026-08-27
Go Deprecates HTTP/2 Transport Direct Use
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2026-08-26
Go's crypto/tls session cache leak fixed
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wire
2026-08-20
Go 1.28 release notes go live as database/sql doubles down on speed
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wire
2026-08-19
GOPLS FIXES AST POSITION BUG THAT BREAKS EDITS
- .github/ISSUE_TEMPLATE: remove new_third_party_vuln.yml golang/vulndb
- data/reports: review 8 reports golang/vulndb
- deploy: add build_bypass.yaml golang/vulndb
Go
wire
2026-08-11
GO 1.26 MINIMUM BOOTSTRAP UNLOCKS NETBSD SIMPLIFICATION
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wire
2026-07-29
CRYPTO/TLS PATCHES KEYUPDATE DOS, COMPILER FIXES TIME-TRAVELING PROOFS
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2026-07-23
GOPLS FIXES COMMENT HANDLING IN COMPOSITE LITERALS, VULNDB ADDS 46 SECURITY REPORTS
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2026-07-21
COMPILER CLEANUP AND PROXY BEHAVIOR FIXES SHIP ACROSS THE STACK
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2026-07-15
NET/HTTP STOPS RELYING ON REQUEST BODY IMMUTABILITY
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2026-07-14
GO CRYPTO FIXES RSA KEY INTEROP WHILE RUNTIME CATCHES ARM64 SCANNING BUG
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