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Release update · 1.1.0

jev-secrets 1.1.0

A package metadata review for adding secret detection, redaction, and reversible pseudonymisation controls around Jev inputs and outputs.

Released
2026-09-29
Verified
2026-10-08
Product
jev-secrets

Installation

pip install jev-secrets==1.1.0

Release context

The primary package registry metadata reviewed on 2026-10-08 identifies version 1.1.0, its package capabilities, Python requirement, and license, but exposes no public changelog or source repository. This page therefore documents verified package metadata without attributing existing capabilities to this release as new features.

What changed

  • The package metadata describes secret and sensitive-value detection for text processed around Jev workflows.
  • Redaction can remove detected values before content reaches a model or external service.
  • Reversible pseudonymisation can replace values with tokens when an application needs controlled restoration later.

Installation

pip install jev-secrets==1.1.0
uv add jev-secrets==1.1.0

Compatibility checks

  • Package metadata requires Python 3.10 or newer.
  • The registry metadata declares an MIT license; review the installed distribution and dependency licenses for your deployment.
  • Pin 1.1.0 when reproducing this page and run representative false-positive and false-negative tests before production use.

Scope and limitations

Reversible pseudonymisation is not anonymisation: anyone with access to the token mapping or restoration key may recover the original values. Detection can also miss secrets or redact harmless text, so it does not replace data minimisation, access controls, logging review, or incident response.

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