Infracost v0.9.19 introduces several updates and partnerships, enhancing its utility in providing cost estimates for Terraform modules. The release includes an experimental feature for parsing HCL directly, bypassing the need for a Terraform binary or cloud credentials, and calls for community feedback to refine this approach. Infracost has partnered with GitLab to offer its services to all GitLab users, and it has improved support for Bitbucket by introducing commands that post cost estimates to pull requests. Additionally, Windows users can now install Infracost via Chocolatey, and new ARM64 binaries for MacOS, Linux, and Windows have been released, all with verified SHA256 checksums. The update also adds support for new AWS and Azure resources, bringing the total to 230 paid and over 550 free resources. The community is encouraged to join a call to discuss Infracost developments and share feedback, with special thanks given to contributors who have improved Bitbucket integration and shared insights on Terraform tools.