7 posts tagged with "Core"

Atmos now builds itself through a first-class Atmos command:

atmos build --target linux

We replaced the old Make-based build and CI entrypoints with Atmos custom commands to improve the developer experience and dogfood our own workflow engine. Build and test workflows now expose the flags developers actually care about, such as the target platform, while Atmos owns the shell details, cross-compilation wiring, output paths, and CI glue behind the command.

Atmos stack processing is now up to 3.5× faster for deep-merge operations — the hot path executed thousands of times per atmos describe component, atmos terraform plan, and every other command that reads stack configuration.

Introduces pkg/function/, a new format-agnostic function registry that consolidates YAML function handlers into a reusable package.

This release brings powerful enhancements to color output in CI/CD environments and significant code quality improvements that make Atmos more maintainable and performant.

The theme commands have been migrated to use the modern StandardFlagParser infrastructure, bringing them in line with other Atmos commands.

We've implemented a centralized authentication context system to enable concurrent multi-provider identities - allowing Atmos to manage AWS, GitHub, and other cloud provider credentials simultaneously in a single operation.

We're excited to announce the first step in a major architectural evolution for Atmos: the Command Registry Pattern. This foundational change will eventually enable pluggable commands, allowing the community to extend Atmos with custom command packages without modifying the core codebase.