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PipeCD addressed multicluster sync false positives and improved ECS rollback tracking this week, while also making the sync strategy configurable via the API. The release included routine dependency bumps across Go, AWS SDK, npm, and GitHub Actions, plus a fix for git root directory normalization in…
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Fix out-of-range panic on malformed cookie metadata in extractCookie (#7218)
Stop reporting multicluster applications as out of sync on unrelated commits (#7438)
build(deps): bump the go-minor-patch group across 13 directories with 29 updates (#7450)
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