New features
- Tutorial
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There's a brand new tutorial for first-time users!
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Commit view improvements
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The commit information view, accessible via the Execution Detail view, now shows much more information than before.
- Commit contents can now be downloaded (even for ad-hoc commits!). This can also be found in the commit information view.
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Last but not least, the commit view now also has a link to the VCS provider's view for the same commit, if it is available. GitHub, GitLab and BitBucket are currently supported.
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Commit API improvements
- The commit API now allows posting a description with ad-hoc commits.
- The commit API now allows querying commits by identifier.
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Commits are now limited to 1000 MB (and a warning is shown if a commit is over 100 MB in size). You should not store large files in Git in the first place – use inputs instead!
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Other niceness
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Default environment variables specified in the YAML file are now respected by the Create Execution UI.
- The Execution Creation API now honors the default environment type specified in the YAML file.
- ED25519 SSH keys are now supported. Super secure, super elliptic!
- The Create Execution / Create Task view got a gentle coat of our best UX polish.
In addition, some T's were dotted and I's crossed, or the other way around, maybe. - The project dropdown menu now shows the organization name owning the project.
- Numbers and booleans are now formatted much better in the execution and task list views.
Bugfixes
- Numeric values (e.g. for metadata or parameters) are now finally sorted correctly in list views.
- When you're a member of a team, the Create Project view no longer defaults to an arbitrary team.
- The metadata chart's legend has been shoved below the chart itself, so comparing very many executions no more squashes the chart into an unreadable one-dimensional abomination.
- Some SSH keys that previously mysteriously failed to work should now work better.
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