Weekly Highlights — Week 09, 2026

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Weekly Update: Week Ending 24 February 2026

This week, the fvutils organization saw significant progress across multiple repositories, with updates ranging from feature enhancements and bug fixes to documentation improvements. Below is a summary of the key activities across the repositories.

Highlights by Repository

• fvutils.github.io

  • Added models requiring read permissions for GitHub Models API.
  • Improved YAML handling by fixing heredoc parsing and shell quoting issues.
  • Updated the weekly report workflow to use gpt-5-mini-high with a 3-step process.

• ivpm

  • Fixed packages.envrc location and sub-package src_type in the lock file.
  • Added support for package-lock.json to enable reproducible workspaces.
  • Introduced --py-system-site-packages flag for optional --system-site-packages in virtual environments.
  • Enhanced support for tag-only releases.
  • Implemented direnv support to generate packages.envrc after updates.

• pyucis

  • Added full XML coverage support, including FSM, assertion, block, branch, toggle, and user attributes.
  • Improved TUI with better toggle coverage display and updated tests.
  • Restructured documentation to a task-oriented layout and added sphinx-design to requirements.
  • Fixed SQLite/XML interoperability issues and enhanced UCIS API coverage.
  • Merged two pull requests: refactored documentation structure (#42) and enhanced format conversion support (#41).

• pyvsc

  • Added support for nested crosses (cross-of-crosses) with comprehensive tests.
  • Fixed coverpoint sampling for nested rand_attr fields.
  • Enhanced documentation and test coverage for options handling.
  • Updated Python version requirement to 3.10 for compatibility with mcp.

• sysmesh

  • Added initial content to the repository.

• scvpi

  • Merged a pull request (Weekly Update - Week 6, 2026 (Test) #1) extending SCVPI with additional VPI support, examples, and a CI workflow.

What's Next

The fvutils team will continue to refine features, enhance documentation, and address outstanding issues. Stay tuned for further updates next week!

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