Powerpipe: Dashboards for DevOps. Visualize cloud configurations. Assess security posture against a massive library of benchmarks. Build custom dashboards with code.
The week focused on maintenance and tooling improvements. Dependencies were bumped across the dashboard layer, including js-yaml and svgo, and the underlying pipe-fittings package was updated to v2.9.4. A new release skill was added to automate the process of cutting Powerpipe releases.
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Bump js-yaml to 4.3.2 and svgo to 2.8.4 in dashboard resolutions (#1143)
Delete the test snapshot in teardown so failures don't orphan it (#1099)
[dep][dash](deps): Bump fast-uri from 3.1.5 to 3.1.7 in /ui/dashboard (#1122)
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