Cloudsmith Changelog

The Cloudsmith CLI now supports the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing you to bridge your package management workflow with AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and VS Code…

You can now proxy and cache binaries, scripts, and other assets directly from GitHub Releases into Cloudsmith…

You can now use the upstream publish date in Cloudsmith policies for Python, NuGet, Docker, Ruby, Go, Rust (Cargo), Conda, and Maven packages, expanding on the npm support added earlier this year. This enables you to define policies that automatically quarantine new packages for a specific time period (e.g., three days) after release…

We've made a significant new upgrade to our documentation website, adding an API sandbox where you get hands-on with all of our API endpoints…

We’ve added support for generic upstreams to the Cloudsmith Terraform provider. This update allows customers to automate the proxying and caching of any file-based asset - such as raw binaries or scripts - directly via Infrastructure as Code…

We’ve updated the Cloudsmith web app with several improvements to streamline your daily workflow and provide better visibility into your account usage…

We are deprecating the Client Logs, Client Statistics, and Package Statistics views within the classic Cloudsmith web app. Users navigating to these pages will now see a notice directing them to our new web application to view their data…

We have added the edge_response field to our automated S3 and Azure client log exports…

We’ve rolled out a suite of updates to Broadcasts to help you deliver a more professional, secure, and transparent experience to your end users…

Cloudsmith’s new Generic package format offers a flexible way to upload and manage any file or binary within Cloudsmith. This release includes upstream proxying and caching, enabling teams to fetch assets from external sources that don’t fit into standard package ecosystems…