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Go modules · #1383 by repository stars
Last release 2 months ago
16 Jul 2026
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4 years old
43 releases · first in 2023
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Switched Telegram bridge back to main repo.
Switched LinkedIn and Telegram to v2.
--local-dev flag for bbctl delete to delete the database in the current directory.Nothing published for this version
Added support for Bluesky DM bridge.
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Added support for Google Voice bridge.
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Bumped minimum Go version to 1.22.
Added support for generating generic bridgev2/megabridge configs.
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Fixed mautrix-imessage media viewer config.
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Bumped minimum Go version to 1.21.
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Added option to configure the device name that bridges expose to the remote network using --param device_name="..."
--param device_name="..."Nothing published for this version
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Added support for new iMessage bridge.
bbctl running bridges with websocket proxy on macOS.Nothing published for this version
Added support for the LinkedIn bridge.
--compile flag to bbctl run for automatically cloning the bridge
repo and compiling it locally.
--local-dev is better for actually modifying the bridge code.darwin/amd64 as unsupported for downloading bridge CI binaries.Added --local-dev flag to bbctl run for running a local git cloned bridge, instead of downloading a CI binary or using pip install.
--local-dev flag to bbctl run for running a local git cloned bridge,
instead of downloading a CI binary or using pip install.as_token double puppeting (the new method mentioned
in the docs).Nothing published for this version
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Updated to use new hungryserv URL field in whoami response.
setpgid when running bridges on macOS as it causes weird issues.DATA_DIR if it doesn't exist instead of failing.Added support for running official Python bridges (telegram, facebook, instagram, googlechat, twitter) and the remaining Go bridge (slack).
telegram, facebook,
instagram, googlechat, twitter) and the remaining Go bridge (slack).
bbctl proxy command for connecting to the appservice transaction
websocket and proxying all transactions to a local HTTP server. This enables
using any 3rd party bridge in websocket mode (removing the need for
port-forwarding).bbctl run.Added config option to store bridge databases in custom directory.
~/.config/bbctl.json
to ~/.config/bbctl/config.json.
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Added support for fully managed installation of supported official bridges using bbctl run.
bbctl run.register and delete commands to top level bbctl instead of being
nested inside bbctl bridge.bbctl get into bbctl register --getAdded bridge config template for Google Messages.
isSelfHosted flag to top-level bridge state info.Added link to bridge installation instructions after generating config file.
Fixed logging in, which broke in v0.3.0
Fixed hungryserv address being incorrect for users on new bridge cluster.
imessage_platform and barcelona_path).Added experimental support for generating configs for official Beeper bridges. WhatsApp, iMessage and Heisenbridge are currently supported, more to co
sh- prefix.Fixed registering bridges in websocket mode.
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