rock3r/atc is a tool for controlling the traffic of multiple agents on Android emulators, iOS simulators, and real devices without a daemon. The repository description also includes leases, a warm affinity waiting queue, snapshots, crash recovery, and multi-agent guardrail features. The November 4, 2026 UTC commit 33f34dd is a maintenance change that touches only the release pipeline.
The change is a 3-line replacement (3 additions, 3 deletions) in a single file, .github/workflows/release.yml. It bumped actions/upload-artifact in the step that builds the packages and uploads them as artifacts from v4 to v7, and bumped the two actions/download-artifact instances that receive those artifacts and pass them to the npm publish step from v4 to v8. The commit message states that Node 20 reached end of life on GitHub runners, so the artifact actions were upgraded to ones using the Node 24 major version. Because the two artifacts are handed over to each other by name, the ID-based path introduced in v5 does not apply, and v8 is documented to fail if the digest does not match. The node-version: 22 setting in the setup-node step remains unchanged.
However, it does not touch the runtime code or the contents of the published packages. Control logic such as leases, snapshots, and guardrails stays as it is, and the only thing that changed is the version of the actions the pipeline uses. Failing on a digest mismatch means artifacts corrupted in transit are not silently passed through but are surfaced as an error, so the pipeline moves in the stricter direction. Repository statistics, package version, and license are not presented in this commit record. From a reader's point of view, it is correct to treat this as release pipeline maintenance rather than a user-visible feature change.