Lighthouse shows pass/fail status, scheduled refreshes now spread throughout the hour, and Bitbucket SSH cloning moved to their new host.
Browser-based CLI login and auto-delete previews after your chosen number of days. Cleanup made easy!
Native Apple Silicon support for Tugboat CLI—no more Rosetta needed on your Mac.
Dependency updates and bug fixes to keep things running smoothly.
Project names sanitized, CLI now remembers your repo and preview context, and shell command gets scriptable improvements for CI workflows.
A few bug fixes to start the weekend.
Regular maintenance week: dependency updates across the stack.
Fixed password reset redirect and payment form alignment. Dependency updates across the board.
Premium dashboards now show actual queue counts instead of mysterious hyphens. Much clearer!
Cleaner render queues, smarter branch search, and less noisy PR comments when rebuilds happen.
Git provider refs are now searchable for those refs not on a given page, and we introduced some web server hardening.
Project admins now get notified when scheduled Base Preview refreshes fail, keeping everyone informed.
Fixed an over-restrictive CSP policy blocking Lighthouse score pages.
Bumped dependencies across the stack.
Tightened CORS policy and bumped dependencies across the board.
We are further hardening the backend security of Tugboat.
Added user verification config option and made base preview failure emails opt-in for existing users.
Fixed a pesky typo in the empty preview message. The details matter!
Dependency updates across the board, plus fixes for dashboard footer styling and email sending functionality.
Dependency updates, security hardening with CSP improvements, bundling fixes, and Lighthouse audit tweaks for better preview performance.
Lighthouse reports now run faster and more reliably with improved browser sharing and automatic recovery.
Updated Bitbucket login and repository connections ahead of upcoming OAuth security changes from Bitbucket.
WebDAV support in previews and smarter suspension handling with built-in rescue instructions.
SSO users with Maintain role or higher can now access service terminals as expected.
Encrypt sensitive environment variables at rest. We'll hide them everywhere except where your builds actually need them.
