Hipcheck 3.13.0 is out! This is a lighter release as far as user-facing changes go, but internally we have been doing a lot of refactoring and development to prepare for exciting new changes that will be ready in upcoming releases.

The Hipcheck team is pleased to announce the initial release of our Python plugin SDK, version 0.2.1!

Hipcheck 3.12.0 is out! Featuring support for SemVer constraints for plugins, a new --arch flag for hc ready, support for managing the plugin cache with hc cache plugin, and more. With 3.12.0, Hipcheck now requires glibc 2.35 or newer on x86 Linux hosts.

The Hipcheck 3.11.0 release features a variety of quality-of-life improvements for users, especially around reporting and diagnosing configuration errors. This includes an overhauled hc ready command, better configuration error types and printed error messages, updates to english-language analysis explanations, a more informative JSON output format, and more. This release also features multiple internal refactors and CI updates described in a separate subsection for those interested.

Hipcheck offers different levels of configurability, to provide you with an easy and useful Day 0 experience while also empowering full control over what analyses run and how they're scored.

The Hipcheck team has released version 3.10.0. This release features two improvements to the "query protocol" that defines how plugins in Hipcheck communicate, a new env macro for policy files, and a start on human-readable explanations when a package doesn't pass policy.

Hipcheck 3.9.1 introduces some bugfixes related to the auto-installer and binary releases, as well as some improvements to target resolution.

Introducing Hipcheck 3.9.0, with bugfixes for plugin downloading and a new Git commit and diff parser.

Introducing Hipcheck 3.8.0, with stable support for third-party plugins, a suite of initial plugins, and a lot of polish for the plugin user experience.