mautrix/telegram v0.2610.0 has been released. It is a Matrix-Telegram puppeting bridge written in Go that implements conversation and message synchronization between the two networks, Matrix and Telegram. The repository was created on November 12, 2017, and this version is the latest currently public release.
This repository is a messaging bridge that connects the two networks. The README describes the project as a Matrix-Telegram puppeting/relaybot bridge and collects setup and usage guidance on docs.mau.fi. It provides separate documentation for bridge configuration, setup with Docker, and authentication, while the overview of the supported scope is organized in ROADMAP.md inside the repository. The language is Go, the license is AGPL-3.0, and the star count is 1753.
However, it is hard to tell what this release actually changed. The provided materials contain neither release notes nor a changelog, so there is no way to know what was added or modified. The evaluation gives a momentum of 1.0 only, and the freshness, technology, and quality scores are empty, so the materials do not explain how this figure relates to the newly released version. All that can be confirmed is that the supported scope is also organized in ROADMAP.md. The role of carrying conversations between Matrix and Telegram is confirmed, but the actual changes in v0.2610.0 can only be known by reading the release notes directly.