Version 0.6.0 of the GUAC Visualizer is now available. The GUAC Visualizer is an experimental utility that can be used to interact with GUAC services. It acts as a way to visualize the software supply chain graph and explore the supply chain.
Version 0.6.0 includes a fix for handling packages with an empty namespace. It also improves reliability by using Next’s native proxy functionality. Of course, it also comes with dependency updates.
This release includes first-time contributions from:
With this release, we’re also testing GitHub’s Immutable Releases feature (currently in private preview). When used, this feature prevents changing any artifacts after a release is published. Post-release alteration of release contents is a common supply chain attack, so we’re glad to be trying out a feature that will close off that threat. You’ll see the tag “🔒 Immutable” next to the timestamp in the release.
You may notice that the previous release was v0.14.10. The v0.5.0 tag had been applied locally and was accidentally pushed alongside v0.6.0.