cloudsmith
Standardized changelog data for cloudsmith.
Release History
v1.17.0v1.16.0v1.15.0v1.14.05 featuresThis release introduces the new `vulnerabilities` command for retrieving and analyzing security scan results, complete with detailed views and filtering options.
v1.13.0v1.12.15 featuresThis release introduces support for the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server via new 'cloudsmith mcp' commands, enabling configuration and management of supported client integrations.
v1.12.0v1.11.2v1.11.1v1.10.4v1.11.0v1.10.3No release notes provided.
v1.10.2No release notes provided.
v1.10.1No release notes provided.
v1.10.0No release notes provided.
v1.9.4No release notes provided.
v1.9.21 fixVersion 1.9.2 fixes a critical bug preventing the latest zipapp releases from functioning correctly on Python environments older than 3.14.
v1.8.81 fix12 featuresThis release introduces a new download command for fetching package binaries from Cloudsmith repositories with extensive filtering and verification options, and fixes an issue where the auth command's --json flag output was not strictly
v1.8.73 featuresThis release introduces enhanced token management capabilities, including automatic token creation via Cloudsmith auth and support for JSON output during authentication.
v1.8.62 featuresThis release introduces the --force parameter for both Auth and Tokens refresh commands, enabling automatic token refreshing without requiring interactive prompts.
v1.8.5No release notes provided.
v1.8.4No release notes provided.
v1.8.3No release notes provided.
v1.8.2No release notes provided.
v1.8.1No release notes provided.
v1.8.0No release notes provided.
v1.7.2No release notes provided.
v1.7.0No release notes provided.
v1.6.2No release notes provided.
v1.6.1No release notes provided.
v1.6.0No release notes provided.
v1.5.0No release notes provided.
Common Errors
ImportError1 reportImportError usually arises from missing or incompatible dependencies, often due to conflicting package versions. Resolve this by carefully examining the traceback to identify the problematic package, then use `pip install --upgrade <package_name>` or `pip install <package_name>==<compatible_version>` to update or pin the package to a compatible version. Consider using a virtual environment to isolate dependencies and prevent conflicts.
TypeError1 reportTypeError errors in cloudsmith-cli often arise from incorrect data types being passed to functions, particularly when dealing with API responses (e.g., expecting a string but receiving a list). To fix this, inspect the traceback to identify the exact location of the type mismatch and either cast the data to the expected type (e.g., using `str()`) or adjust the function to handle the actual data type received from the API. Thoroughly test changes to ensure compatibility across different API responses and scenarios.
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