Tag: devops

Cursor's Self-Hosted Machines, shipped September 2, 2026, move Cloud Agent tool calls onto hardware you own while inference stays in Cursor's cloud. The agent worker CLI, My Machines vs Team Pools, the three outbound hosts, and the data that still leaves your network.

GitHub's September 1, 2026 changelog lets Copilot submit an approving review that satisfies a repository's required-approval rule. It is off by default, scoped by file globs, and dismissed on new commits. Here is what actually changes in your branch protection.

GitHub's August 27 and August 28, 2026 changelogs remove the 20,000 line review cap, start reviewing bot-authored PRs, and flip the default review effort from Lite to Balanced on September 28. All three push AI credit consumption up in the same month.

Claude Code 2.1.251 adds PreModelSwitch and PostModelSwitch hook events. The matcher fires on the canonical name of the model you are switching to, and exit code 2 cancels the switch.

A symlink swapped after the check, deny rules that stopped applying through a symlinked search path, a marketplace command pointing outside its plugin, and a workflow script read before approval. Four fixes in one release, all the same bug.

A headersHelper field on url marketplaces and catalog entries runs a local command that prints HTTP headers, so an internal plugin catalog behind S3 or an artifact repo can authenticate with a short-lived token. Here is the schema, the consent prompt, and the header names Claude Code drops.

Cursor shipped Builds for Cloud Agents on August 13, 2026: a bootable filesystem snapshot of an already prepared machine. Cursor reports 3x faster time to first token. The lever you control is the install vs start split in .cursor/environment.json.

Claude Code 2.1.224 adds claude self-hosted-runner, a public beta that executes cloud sessions on machines you provision. Here is the setup, the one-user runner rule, and what still leaves your network.

Aspire 13.4.6 wins the .NET inner loop because it runs your projects as host processes you can debug, while Docker Compose wins when the compose file is also your CI and deployment contract. Measured startup and edit-to-running timings on both, the configuration each one injects for you, and the six gotchas that decide it.

A complete guide to deploying EF Core 11 schema changes with migration bundles: building efbundle in CI, the appsettings.json trap with named connection strings, self-contained bundles and the Alpine musl RID, migration locking since EF Core 9, rolling back with a target migration, and why per-migration transactions do not save you on MySQL.