Self-hostable workflow orchestrator for teams whose main work isn't orchestration. Declarative YAML over your scripts, SSH commands, containers, etc; keep workflows separate from business logic. One binary, no database, runs on limited H/W resources. Alternative to Airflow / Cron / Job Scheduler.
Dagu shipped a substantial suite of new Excel features this week, including a new xlsx action with validate, write, and extract operations, alongside command-line tools and workbook integration. Separately, the mail system now supports Gmail OAuth accounts via the official Gmail API. The week also…
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fix(xlsx): report a workbook Excel holds as locked when the atomic save's rename is refused (#3031)
fix(runtime): decode a non-UTF-8 stderr tail with the console code page (#3019)
feat(xlsx): merge on write_cells, extract cache by labels, Japanese typing, cap and merge coverage (#2997)
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