This release introduces ALTCHA, an open-source CAPTCHA solution, to combat spam and protect user accounts during signup and login.

Highlights:

• Added ALTCHA verification to login and signup flows
• Implemented privacy-first, self-hosted CAPTCHA solution
• Enhanced security against automated account creation
• Seamless user experience with proof-of-work verification
• No external dependencies or third-party tracking

Notes:

• ALTCHA verification is now required for all new account signups
• ALTCHA verification is required for email/password login
• The verification process is automatic and typically completes in seconds
• No breaking changes for existing authenticated users
• OAuth login methods (GitHub, GitLab) are not affected by this change

This release focuses on fixing issues with GitLab integrations to improve reliability and user experience.

Highlights:

• Fixed GitLab integration connection issues
• Resolved GitLab repository access problems
• Improved GitLab webhook handling and reliability
• Enhanced error handling for GitLab API requests
• Fixed GitLab authentication token refresh issues

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage
• Existing GitLab integrations should continue to work seamlessly
• Users may need to reconnect GitLab accounts if experiencing issues

This release introduces project-level git account configuration, providing more granular control over git credentials and repository access.

Highlights:

• Added project-level git account configuration for GitHub and GitLab
• Projects can now have their own git credentials independent of user accounts
• Automatic fallback to user git configuration when project-level credentials are not set
• Seamless backward compatibility with existing user-based git account setup
• New Git Accounts tab in project settings for managing project-specific git connections

Notes:

• Existing projects will continue to use user git credentials until project-level credentials are configured
• No breaking changes expected for typical usage
• The system automatically falls back to the project owner's git credentials if project-level credentials are not available

This release includes improvements to deployment automation, authentication, and project management.

Highlights:

• Added toggle for auto deployment from git
• Fixed project invite bug
• Added password management functionality to user settings
• Pull all GitLab repos where the user is a member and add pagination
• Moved auth settings into the user profile section
• Updated permissions for role members

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage

This release includes minor UI/UX improvements.

Highlights:

• Minor fixes on pricing and currency display
• Added icons for site frameworks

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage

This release introduces Sites — a streamlined way to deploy and host frontend applications.

Highlights:

• Added Sites: purpose-built for frontends with fast and reliable static hosting

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage

This release focuses on account configurations and developer workflow improvements.

Highlights:

• Connect a user's GitHub and GitLab accounts directly from Hostless
• Smoother app and site creation flows with clearer defaults
• Stronger validation on account configuration to prevent misconfigurations

Fixes:

• N/A

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage;

This release adds improved developer workflow features and a key bug fix.

Highlights:

• Added support for monorepo repository
• Added a new terminal design

Fixes:

• Fixed adding of project member issue

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage

This release focuses on stability and reliability improvements.

Fixes:

• Fixed bug where project members could not use project credits to make payments
• Fixed an issue where review apps created a new deployment when configuration was updated
• Fixed cost estimation on final create app flow

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage

This release introduces our initial review apps support.

Highlights:

• Review apps/PR added

Notes:

• No breaking changes expected for typical usage