$ git log --author="pimterry" --all --oneline
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$ grep -rn "author: pimterry" wires/ | sort -r
Undici stops HTTP/2 pool fan-out, Node's TLS state machine gets re-entrancy guards
Node 26.8.2 ships OpenSSL 3.5.8 and an HTTP/2 window override
- http2: add new connectionWindowSize option nodejs/node
Undici fixes cookie parser stack overflow, EventSource header injection risk
NODE 26.8.1 HITS DOCKER IMAGES
NODE PATCHES COMMIT QUEUE, FIXES FFI MEMORY LEAK
NODE COMMITS QUEUE EFFICIENCY FIX, SQLITE AND TLS REFINEMENTS SHIP
NODE CUTS STREAM OVERHEAD, DTLS GAINS STABILITY
- quic: fix segfault after fragmented client hello nodejs/node
SQLITE GARBAGE COLLECTION BUG AND FFI REENTRANCY HAZARDS DEMAND IMMEDIATE PATCHES
HTTP2 HEAP-USE-AFTER-FREE FIX LANDS IN NODE CORE
NODE UPGRADES QUIC ERROR HANDLING AND LOCKS DOWN SECURITY RELEASE PROCESS
NEXT.JS SHIPS SECURITY FIXES AS NODE.JS LANDS HTTP/1 1XX RESPONSE API
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