wangwanjie/gately v0.6.2 was released on October 31, 2026. According to the GitHub release record, this version adds a routing module that identifies the protocol from the first byte of a connection, handling 20 protocols on a single port. gately is an open-source network gateway for home labs, NAS, and servers. The core of this change is that a routing path for handling multiple protocols on one port was added.
The repository description introduces gately as a tool that handles network connections and service exposure in a single binary. DDNS and STUN traversal, port forwarding via SNI routing, a reverse proxy and web server, ACME certificate management, and a WAF are included among its features. Tailscale, frp, Cloudflare Tunnel, Docker, and a web terminal are also offered. The listed runtime environments are Docker, fnOS, OpenWrt, Linux, macOS, and Windows. Within this scope, the new routing module is a change that adds a protocol detection path to the connection handling supported by the gateway.
However, the given release record contains no performance figures for the module and no comparison with the previous approach, and it does not present the exact list of the 20 protocols. The repository description also has no license information. Therefore, the only thing that can be confirmed is that the routing module in question was added in v0.6.2; the actual processing performance and the range of supported protocols cannot be judged from this record alone.