Cloudsmith Changelog

Cloudsmith has added support for the JavaScript Registry (JSR) Upstreams. The JavaScript Registry is a modern package registry for JavaScript and TypeScript. It works with many runtimes (Node.js, Deno, Bun, browsers, and more) and is backwards compatible with npm. JSR modules can be used with any JavaScript package manager and in any project with a node_modules folder…

You can now proxy and cache Crates from crates.io and other sources directly through Cloudsmith. Proxying and caching from upstream repositories makes dependency management for your Rust projects faster, more reliable, and more secure…

Following our announcement last week about our support for the Go Proxy, we have released two new feature enhancements: Caching for Go modules and Proxy to Go Checksum Database…

Cloudsmith now gives you stronger control over your software supply chain by blocking downloads of any package that doesn’t pass your organization’s security and compliance policies, including packages fetched from upstream registries…

You can now integrate Cloudsmith into Datadog using our prebuilt Datadog Agent container…

You can now use Cloudsmith’s package search syntax to refine the scope of your repository's retention rules when configuring them via the Cloudsmith API. This flexible query language lets you filter packages by tag, version, downloads and more, making it easier to target exactly which packages to keep or remove…

Cloudsmith has extended its support for the Go format by adding proxying support for the Go module proxy, making dependency management easier, faster, and more secure for your Go projects…

Cloudsmith’s CLI is now available as an official Homebrew tap, making installing the Cloudsmith CLI straightforward and quick. For developers already using Homebrew, simply add the tap and install the CLI. Since Homebrew manages dependencies, you don’t need to install or manage Python yourself. Homebrew takes care of it for you. Getting started F…

You can now publish and manage Helm charts in Cloudsmith using modern OCI-based workflows. Charts pushed via Helm V3 to our OCI-compatible registry are correctly identified in the UI and supported through a new dedicated endpoint: helm.oci.cloudsmith.io. These improvements build on our full support for OCI v1.1 compliance and make adopting Helm’s latest distribution model easier…

We’ve expanded the Cloudsmith Datadog integration to include new metrics and events that give you deeper visibility into your Cloudsmith workspace’s artifact usage, access patterns, and compliance…