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This PR contains the following updates:
v0.15.0→v0.16.0Release Notes
datum-cloud/datumctl (go.datum.net/datumctl)
v0.16.0Compare Source
The plugin system just got its ecosystem. In v0.15.0 you could install plugins from a single Datum-operated catalog. Now anyone — a community author, an open-source project, or an enterprise platform team — can publish their own catalog, and you can register, search, browse, and install across all of them through the same commands you already know. The curated datum catalog stays the trusted, zero-configuration default, so nothing changes if you never add one.
New: register third-party catalogs (
datumctl plugin index) (#224)Plugins can now come from more than one place. Add a community or internal catalog with a single command — and an explicit one-time trust decision so you always know what you're opting into.
New: search and install across every catalog (#224)
searchandinstallnow span every registered catalog at once, with clear official vs. third-party badges wherever a plugin appears — provenance is never ambiguous. Pin a specific release from any catalog when you need to.New: interactive marketplace browser (
datumctl plugin browse) (#224)Prefer to explore?
datumctl plugin browseopens an interactive view across all catalogs, each result clearly badged by source.For enterprises (#224)
Private internal catalogs are first-class. A new
datumctl plugin validatecommand lets authors check a manifest before publishing, and allow-list guardrails let platform teams scope which publishers are permitted — down to individual GitHub owners or repositories — with the policy re-enforced continuously, not just at the moment a catalog is added.Docs
brew truststep needed by newer Homebrew versions (#215).Full Changelog: datum-cloud/datumctl@v0.15.2...v0.16.0
v0.15.2Compare Source
What's Changed
New Contributors
Full Changelog: datum-cloud/datumctl@v0.15.1...v0.15.2
v0.15.1Compare Source
What's Changed
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Full Changelog: datum-cloud/datumctl@v0.15.0...v0.15.1
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