A new release for Mac OS X is now available ( version 20160521 ) which fixes issues preventing CUPS Cloud Print from working on Mac OS X El Capitan (10.11).
These were only changes relevant to the Mac OS X package, so there are no Linux packages for this release.
Installation instructions, as always are here.
Google have apparently recently discontinued the ‘legacy’ capabilities function of the Google Cloud Print API. Unfortunately CUPS Cloud Print relied on this, so has been broken for most users. I’ve now updated CUPS Cloud Print to use the new ‘CDD’ ( Cloud Device Description ) feature, and printing with this new version should once again work properly with the 20160502 version.
A new release for Mac OS X is now available ( version 20140814.3 ) which fixes issues preventing CUPS Cloud Print from working on Mac OS X Yosemite (10.10).
These were only changes relevant to the Mac OS X package, so there are no Linux packages for this release.
Installation instructions, as always are here.
OpenSUSE developers have recently been conducting a secutity audit of CUPS Cloud Print as a precurser to including the software in their default repositories. As a result of this audit, they have discovered a few potential vulnerabilities, which this release ( version 20140814.2 ) fixes.
This upgrade should be rolling out to the CUPS Cloud Print repositories currently, and should be availably the next time you update packages on your machines.
I’ve released a new package for Arch Linux that changes the dependency for the ‘pycups’ package to ‘python2-pycups’. This should fix an issue preventing Arch Linux users from upgrading their systems.
Thanks to ZombieLinux for reporting the problem in the comments.