npx @buildinternet/releases get pulumiShipped version 10 of the Google Cloud provider and unblocked concurrent change requests in Pulumi ESC.
Google Cloud provider v10 lands as a breaking major. It rebases on terraform-provider-google v8, and a v10 migration guide covers every breaking change. Neo or a coding agent can run the provider-upgrade skill to move stacks over.
ESC Approvals now allow simultaneous change requests. Multiple people can propose changes to the same environment at once — a credential rotation and a feature flag addition each go through their own review, rather than one open request blocking everyone else.
Neo agent tasks survive runtime restarts. Workspace snapshots keep the working directory — generated files, dependency state, local commits, scratch output — recoverable when the runtime restarts mid-task, picking up where conversation replay stops. Component state migrations, which let a component ship its own upgrade path, reached Python, Go, and Node.js resource options plus Pulumi Cloud updates.
Automation APIs gained version, whoami, and install. The engine now negotiates OutputValues on Invoke so SDKs can pass dependency-carrying values through args and providers can process them. pulumi logout --all --delete-credentials-key removes the OS credential-store key protecting stored credentials, and pulumi env setup configures cloud OIDC from the terminal.
Two blog posts route decisions through the Jev model. An open-source jev-router asks Jev which Claude model each message needs; a GeoDeploy demo put agents in charge of live region selection.
