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v2.2.0Orchestration & Management
May 21, 2026

wasmCloud v2.2.0 adds WASI Preview 3 TLS support, a customizable HTTP outgoing request handler, and several operator fixes for namespace-scoped deployments.

  • enhancementUse `wasi:tls` for native TLS in Wasm components

    WASI Preview 3 TLS support means you can now handle TLS connections directly inside Wasm components rather than relying on host-side termination or workarounds. If you're building components that make secure outbound connections, test against the new `wasi:tls` interface. This is early-stage — treat it as experimental in production until the WASI spec stabilizes further.

  • breakingOperator users with `watchNamespaces` must verify RBAC after upgrade

    The fix for namespace-scoped role usage in the runtime operator changes which role bindings are applied when `watchNamespaces` is set. After upgrading, confirm your operator's RBAC permissions are correct and that it can still watch resources in the intended namespaces. A misconfigured role here means silent failures in component reconciliation.

  • enhancementUnblock CI pipelines with `--non-interactive` in `wash new`

    If you've been working around interactive prompts in `wash new` inside CI, this fix removes that friction. Update your pipeline scripts to use `--non-interactive` cleanly — no hacks required. Also worth re-examining your `wash config` flows now that validation and cleanup are built in.

Key changes (6)

  • WASI Preview 3 `wasi:tls` support added to wash-runtime, enabling TLS-native Wasm components
  • `wash config` gains init formats, cleanup, and validation — making config management more robust in automation workflows
  • `--non-interactive` flag now properly respected in `wash new`, unblocking CI/CD pipelines
  • WorkloadRouteReconciler now writes pod IP instead of OS hostname, fixing routing correctness in Kubernetes
  • Namespace-scoped operator deployments now use the correct role when `watchNamespaces` is configured
  • New `OutgoingHandler` trait in HTTP runtime allows customizing how outgoing requests are dispatched