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Website & Docs: RepoFlow | Docs

First off, huge thanks to everyone in the community for your feedback and support! RepoFlow is built for self-hosters, and many of the features in this release came directly from your requests. We know a lot of you have been asking for Conan support and retention rules, and while they didn’t make it into this release, they’re still on the way!

For those unfamiliar, RepoFlow is a simple package management platform that makes it easy to host and manage your own repositories. It’s free for personal self-hosting, and in this release, we’re adding built-in vulnerability scanning, expanded package support, and more.

RepoFlow HomePage - Repositories Page

What's New in RepoFlow 0.4.0?

Vulnerability Scanning for Packages

RepoFlow now includes built-in vulnerability scanning using Grype, allowing you to scan packages for security issues before deployment.

• Supported package types: Docker, PyPI, Maven, Go, Debian, and RPM (more coming soon).
• More scanners planned to improve detection accuracy in the future.

Package Page - vulnerability scanning

Debian & RubyGem Package Support

Many of you requested Debian (apt) and RubyGem support, and it's now here!

AI-Powered README Generation

RepoFlow can now generate README files for packages by connecting to an LLM provider like OpenAI or Ollama (for running models locally).

This is just the first RepoFlow feature to leverage LLMs, and we plan to expand its capabilities in future updates.

Package Page - Showcasing readme generation option

LDAP Support (Alongside Existing SSO)

RepoFlow now supports LDAP, making it easier to integrate with enterprise directory services. Both SSO and LDAP are available in every RepoFlow plan, including the free self-hosted version.

Air gapped Support

RepoFlow now offers a dedicated airgapped Docker image, allowing full functionality in isolated environments without internet access. This makes RepoFlow a better fit for high-security setups that require self-hosted, fully offline package management.

I’d love to hear your thoughts and feedback, what feature would you like to see next?

(By the way you can also try our free cloud plan if you'd like to explore RepoFlow quickly before setting up your self-hosted instance)