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Week of November 2, 2026

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Service sync now avoids writing a load balancer status on a headless target Service, which fixes incorrect status when host LoadBalancer Services are mapped into the cluster. The v0.38.0 and v0.37.7 release candidates continue the prerelease line. Four older release branches had their CI updated so jobs no longer fail at Set up job because the free-disk-space action moved.

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This week: service sync no longer writes an invalid load balancer status when a host LoadBalancer Service maps to a headless target. Also out: v0.38.0-rc.2, v0.38.0-rc.1 and v0.37.7-rc.2, plus CI fixes on v0.32, v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 that repoint free-disk-space to its new owner

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This week in vcluster: Service sync fix: when networking.replicateServices.fromHost maps a LoadBalancer Service, the target Service is headless and therefore type ClusterIP. It no longer receives an invalid load balancer status (issue 4154). Release candidates published: v0.38.0-rc.1, v0.38.0-rc.2 and v0.37.7-rc.2. CI: the free-disk-space action moved to lumbroso-commons/free-disk-space, and GitHub Actions does not follow the transfer for uses:, so jobs failed at Set up job. The reference is updated on v0.32, v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36.

Week of October 26, 2026

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This week brought stable releases in the v0.37 and v0.36 lines, along with matching backports across maintained branches. The minimum platform version was raised on the v0.34, v0.35, v0.36 and v0.37 branches, tying each release line to a newer platform patch. The image maps on the v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 branches now drop Kubernetes minors below 1.35, so provisioning for those older targets is no longer resolved from those maps, and the default Kubernetes and etcd images were bumped to patched releases on those branches.

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V0.37.6 and v0.37.5 are out, with v0.37 and v0.36 releases this week. Minimum platform versions were bumped on the v0.34, v0.35, v0.36 and v0.37 branches, Kubernetes minors below 1.35 were dropped from the image maps on v0.34 through v0.36, and default Kubernetes and etcd images

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Stable v0.37 and v0.36 releases arrived this week. Alongside them, maintenance updates landed across the v0.34, v0.35, v0.36 and v0.37 branches. The minimum platform version was bumped on each of those branches, moving to v4.9.7, v4.10.9, v4.11.4 and v4.12.5 respectively. The image maps on the v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 branches now drop Kubernetes minors below 1.35, which means clusters still targeting older minors will no longer get images resolved from those maps. The same branches also bumped the default Kubernetes and etcd images to patched releases.

Week of October 19, 2026

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This week focused on patched default Kubernetes images across the v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 lines, which matters if you rely on the shipped defaults. The snapshot fix on v0.36 keeps the kine revision bump on embedded database restore, and the docker driver lost string-form image tag handling that only existed in backports. Release candidates and alphas also moved through v0.37.4 and v0.38.0.

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This week: v0.37.4 released. Default Kubernetes images bumped to patched releases on v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 for CVE-2026-2270. Snapshot restore on v0.36 now keeps the kine revision bump, and the docker driver drops string-form image tag handling.

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This week's changes span patched Kubernetes images, snapshot restore correctness and CLI cleanup. The default Kubernetes images on v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 now point at patched releases covering CVE-2026-2270 in kube-controller-manager. On v0.36, restoring an embedded database keeps the kine revision bump. The docker driver no longer handles the string-form controlPlane.distro.k8s.image setting on the v0.34, v0.35 and v0.36 backports, since that legacy path never existed on main. CI on v0.34 now authenticates private Go modules with a credential helper, also backported to v0.35 and v0.36, and the minimum Platform version for v0.34 moved from v4.9.5 to v4.9.6. v0.37.4 shipped as a stable release.

Week of October 5, 2026

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This week includes fixes for the syncer and proxy, making sync more reliable and API server requests correct. It also brings new alpha and patch releases for users to try.

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V0.38.0-alpha.2 and v0.37.3 are out this week. We fixed the syncer to keep unsynced changes when a sync fails part way, and fixed the proxy to send the upstream host to the API server.

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This week we shipped v0.38.0-alpha.2, v0.38.0-alpha.1, v0.37.3, and v0.37.3-rc.2. We fixed the syncer so that unsynced changes are kept when a sync fails part way, preventing loss of virtual changes. We also fixed the proxy to send the upstream host to the API server, ensuring correct Host and:authority headers. These changes improve reliability for users running virtual clusters.

Week of September 21, 2026

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The project released maintenance updates across two minor versions while syncing pending changes from the pro repository. ServiceMonitor scrape interval is now configurable in v0.36, improving monitoring flexibility.

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Vcluster v0.37.2 and v0.36.3-rc.1 are available. ServiceMonitor scrape intervals are now configurable, and v0.37 branch is synced with pending changes.

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New releases for Vcluster: v0.37.2 is now available with the latest updates, while v0.36.3-rc.1 brings configurable ServiceMonitor scrape intervals. The v0.37 branch has been synced with nine previously pending commits from vcluster-pro, keeping the OSS repository current with upstream changes.

Week of September 14, 2026

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V0.37.1 is now available with release candidate builds leading up to it. Codeowners changes were applied across multiple stable branches to keep review ownership metadata current across versions.

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Vcluster v0.37.1 is out. Check the changelog for what's included in this release.

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Vcluster v0.37.1 is now available. This release follows three release candidates (rc.2 and rc.3) and includes updates to review ownership across supported branches. Upgrade when ready and refer to the full changelog for details.

Weeks with too little public activity are left out rather than filled in. Last updated 2026-11-10.

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