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One Rust binary. Route any LLM, locally.
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Oct 26-Nov 1Update gubbi's certificate trust before a revoked chain can remain trusted.
Update gubbi's certificate trust bundle for a revoked chain
Project: gubbi Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS
Owner: OmniknightUpdate gubbi cloud's certificate trust bundle for a revoked chain
Project: gubbi cloud Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS
Owner: Omniknight
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Build log - newest first.
Gubbi has six repositories, and in unreleased work they are replacing six copies of secret and dependency scanning with one shared check. Tests now break the wiring on purpose to prove the security check cannot disappear behind a green build; the work is still local and red while dependency and history cleanup finish.
meepolabs.com's publishing service was giving an IPv6 client a fresh rate-limit bucket whenever its address changed. It now groups a normal client allocation, and the same probe fails against the deliberately bad setup before it passes the fix.
routectl used to ask operators to maintain four model capability settings by hand. That configuration is gone: client reasoning passes through, provider refusals teach the route, and status shows what it learned; old keys now fail with a specific replacement.
The company CMS now runs its full test inventory on our own overflow runners instead of stalling when hosted CI minutes run out. The move exposed one hidden assumption about where Python lives; after making that explicit, 7,450 main tests, 671 integration tests, and both extension suites passed.
$ run the full test inventory
ok 7,450 main + 671 integration + both extension suites
routectl now treats three routes through the same hosted gateway as three separate compatibility surfaces. A real refusal can earn one route a lower output ceiling and another permission to drop rejected sampling fields, while an unsupported temperature still passes through untouched; full-daemon replays pin the repair and what gets remembered.
routectl can now learn which reasoning effort a provider accepts instead of retrying the same rejected level. It picks the nearest supported level without turning reasoning on by itself, follows another refusal if needed, and remembers only a level that actually completed; token counting cannot erase that evidence.
Our private CI overflow lane ran real work for the first time: eight jobs landed on eight disposable runners, a container build worked inside one, and a marker planted during one job vanished before the next. The useful result was not all green: the run exposed one empty check and 14 accumulated dependency advisories; we removed the former and cut the latter to three, with the remaining fixes held by our release-age rule.
In development, routectl can carry one request through several compatibility refusals instead of giving up after the next field fails. It only remembers a repair after that field is confirmed on the outgoing request, with a five-step ceiling and a report of where the chain ended.