What pgrundev/pgbot shipped
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Week of September 14, 2026
What shipped
- SSH tunnel connections now resolve database hostnames on the bastion instead of locally, allowing connections to databases only reachable from the tunnel host. Pull request #47
- Connection strings with password query parameters are now redacted in logs, closing a gap in the privacy boundary for URL-form postgres:// strings. Pull request #53
- Windows targets now compile in CI alongside Linux and Darwin, catching platform-specific breaks before release. Pull request #44
- Pack smoke tests now run against both npm and bun, preventing wrapper changes that break bun from passing CI. Pull request #52
- Documentation now lists pnpm, Yarn, and bun as supported package managers alongside npm. Pull request #51
Why it matters
This week fixes two privacy and connectivity gaps—SSH tunnel hostname resolution and connection string redaction—while improving test coverage to catch regressions across package managers and platforms before release.
Changelog entry
- fix(conn): resolve tunneled database hosts on SSH server Pull request #47
- fix(conn): redact password query parameters in URL-form connection strings Pull request #53
- ci: build Windows targets in CI matrix Pull request #44
- test(npm): run pack smoke tests with bun as well as npm Pull request #52
- docs(install): document pnpm, Yarn and bun alongside npm Pull request #51
Pgbot now redacts password query params in logs, resolves tunneled hostnames on the bastion, builds Windows targets in CI, and tests across npm and bun.
Pgbot's latest updates improve security and reliability: connection strings now properly redact password parameters, SSH tunnels resolve database hostnames on the bastion host instead of locally, Windows targets compile in CI to catch platform-specific breaks early, and test coverage extends to both npm and bun package managers. Documentation also clarifies support for pnpm and Yarn.