Brioche Blog

Brioche v0.1.8 is a pretty small release overall, with a few quality-of-life improvements, plus some enhancements to prepare for some future changes.

It's finally spring, and it's finally time for the first Brioche release of 2026!

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This month, there's been a new release, lots of infrastructure work, and a bunch more packages Status report Brioche v0.1.6 released Shortly after the last status update, we released Brioche v0.1.6, so if you missed the news go check it out!

Well, it's been a while since the release of Brioche v0.1.5.

This month has been a really exciting one... both for Brioche, and for me personally!

This month has seen some very nice improvements that span multiple packages, some OpenTelemetry improvements, and some yak shaving Status report CMake build improvements @jaudiger got a change in for CMake builds in #1144, which uses workDir for the CMake…

Not a lot of new headliner features made it in this month, but lots of little incremental improvements have been piling up!

Status report Initial exploration of GUI packages @jokeyrhyme started a Zulip discussion related to adding GUI packages in Brioche.

In a surprising twist, this month has been all about getting aarch64 support in place!

This month has been a lot of work on ergonomics, future planning, and a lot of new packages!

The biggest news this month was the release of Brioche v0.1.5!

Brioche is a new package manager and build tool that makes it easy to mix and match languages and tools for your own development projects.

Status report Cyclic imports Last month, I mentioned challenges with a package where we wanted cyclic/recursive imports.

Some highlights this month have been a major overhaul to build caching and more progress towards automatic updates!

It's been a while since I got a Project Update out.

Brioche is a new package manager and build tool that makes it easy to mix and match languages and tools for your own development projects.

The last month (and change) has been one of rabbit holes!

Well, it's been a busy couple of months!

Hey, want to see a magic trick?

So, it's been about two months since the initial public release of Brioche, so I thought it was about time to share what's been going on with the project!

I'm super excited to announce the first public release of Brioche!