CIMon v0.1.8

CIMon v0.1.8

Fixed

• The tray popover could silently reorder your accounts. Saving a change to one
  account's monitored project list in Settings moved that account to the end of the
  tray popover, even though Settings still showed it in its original place. The popover
  now always groups accounts in the same order Settings shows them, regardless of which
  account's project list was most recently edited.

• Clicking a running project opened the wrong page. A repo with an in-progress
  pipeline now opens straight to that pipeline's own page (the GitHub Actions run or
  GitLab pipeline URL) instead of the static project page. Projects that aren't
  currently running still open the project page as before.

Downloads

• macOS (universal, Apple Silicon and Intel): CIMon_0.1.8_universal.dmg
• Windows (per-user, no admin): CIMon_0.1.8_x64-setup.exe
• Linux: CIMon_0.1.8_amd64.deb, CIMon-0.1.8-1.x86_64.rpm, CIMon_0.1.8_amd64.AppImage

CIMon v0.1.7

CIMon v0.1.7

Fixed

• A project with no CI at all got stuck showing "Checking" forever. A monitored project
  whose GitLab pipelines or GitHub Actions runs never existed (or have never run) polled
  successfully on every cycle but always got zero results back, which the app treated
  identically to a project still awaiting its very first poll. The panel now shows a settled
  "No CI" row instead, distinct from a project that is genuinely still checking for the first
  time.

Downloads

• macOS (universal, Apple Silicon and Intel): CIMon_0.1.7_universal.dmg
• Windows (per-user, no admin): CIMon_0.1.7_x64-setup.exe
• Linux: CIMon_0.1.7_amd64.deb, CIMon-0.1.7-1.x86_64.rpm, CIMon_0.1.7_amd64.AppImage

CIMon v0.1.6

CIMon v0.1.6

A critical bugfix release. v0.1.5 has been removed from the releases list because its
packaged macOS and Linux builds broke the app after updating: the tray panel showed "No
projects monitored" even with a valid configuration, and the Settings, Choose projects, and
Quit buttons stopped responding. If you're on v0.1.5, install v0.1.6 directly from the assets
below (v0.1.5 can no longer serve as an update source since it was pulled).

Fixed

• Packaged macOS/Linux builds rejected every webview command. require_webview derived
  its authorization origin from the webview's URL, but the origin of Tauri's own tauri://
  custom protocol (used to serve the packaged app in production on macOS and Linux) serialized
  to the opaque string "null" instead of a real scheme://host pair. Every webview-gated
  command (get_config, get_project_statuses, show_settings_window, quit_app,
  hide_panel, open_project_url, ...) then failed as unauthorized, and the frontend quietly
  turned those failures into an empty project list and dead buttons. This only affected
  packaged builds using the custom protocol, not tauri dev, which is why it passed pre-release
  testing.

Security

• Resolved RUSTSEC-2026-0194 and
  RUSTSEC-2026-0195 (quick-xml DoS via
  quadratic-time duplicate-attribute checks and unbounded namespace-declaration allocation).
  tauri-winrt-notification bumped to 0.7.3, which drops its own vulnerable quick-xml
  dependency. The one remaining quick-xml instance (pulled transitively via plist, used
  only to read the app's own build-generated Info.plist on macOS, never attacker-controlled
  input) has no upstream fix yet and is tracked in src-tauri/.cargo/audit.toml.

Downloads

• macOS (universal, Apple Silicon and Intel): CIMon_0.1.6_universal.dmg
• Windows (per-user, no admin): CIMon_0.1.6_x64-setup.exe
• Linux: CIMon_0.1.6_amd64.deb, CIMon-0.1.6-1.x86_64.rpm, CIMon_0.1.6_amd64.AppImage

CIMon v0.1.4

What's new

In-app updates

CIMon can now update itself. It checks for newer published releases automatically and surfaces an available update in both the tray popover and Settings.

• On macOS and Windows, click Install and restart in the update banner to download, install, and relaunch the new version in place.
• On Linux, CIMon shows the available version and opens the GitHub release page so you can install the package for your distribution.

Upgrading to v0.1.4

This is the first release that includes the self-updater, so v0.1.3 and earlier cannot update to it automatically. Install v0.1.4 once from the assets below. From this version onward, updates install in-app on macOS and Windows.

Downloads

• macOS (universal, Apple Silicon and Intel): CIMon_0.1.4_universal.dmg
• Windows (per-user, no admin): CIMon_0.1.4_x64-setup.exe
• Linux: CIMon_0.1.4_amd64.deb, CIMon-0.1.4-1.x86_64.rpm, CIMon_0.1.4_amd64.AppImage

CIMon v0.1.3

CIMon v0.1.3

A feature release. Job notifications are now configured the same way as pipeline notifications, with an independent toggle for each event. Please re-check your notification settings after upgrading (see Upgrade notes below).

Added

• Per-event job notifications. The Notifications settings now show two parallel sections, Pipeline events and Job events, each with its own Started, Succeeded, and Failed toggles. You can choose exactly which job transitions notify you instead of a single all-or-nothing job switch.

Changed

• The "Detail level" section is gone. The old Pipeline-level and Job-level choice is replaced by the independent Job events toggles above. Pipeline event toggles (Pipeline started, Pipeline succeeded, Pipeline failed) keep their previous defaults: succeeded and failed on, started off.

Upgrade notes

Job notification preferences reset to off on upgrade. If you previously enabled job-level notifications, open Settings and turn on the specific Job events (Job started, Job succeeded, Job failed) you want. If you had muted pipeline notifications through the old "Detail level" setting, re-check the Pipeline events toggles, since they now fire based on their own switches. Default installs (job notifications off) are unaffected.

Install

Download the installer for your platform from the assets below.

• macOS: universal .dmg (Apple Silicon and Intel), Developer ID signed and notarized. Or brew install --cask fuitad/tap/cimon.
• Windows: per user -setup.exe (no admin required).
• Linux: .deb, .rpm, or .AppImage (x64).

CIMon v0.1.2

CIMon v0.1.2

A bug fix release. No configuration changes are required.

Fixed

• Tray no longer shows green while a pipeline is still building. When two pipelines for different commits overlap on a project's default branch (for example, a new push, or an API triggered pipeline, starting while the previous one is still running), CIMon now anchors the project's status to the newest commit's pipeline instead of to whichever pipeline updated most recently. Previously, an older commit's pipeline finishing successfully could mask a newer commit's pipeline that was still running, so the menu bar icon turned green even though a build was in progress.
• Job level notifications now follow the newest commit's pipeline. They previously tracked whichever pipeline had updated most recently, which could be an already finished older run. This only affects users who enable job level notifications (off by default).

Pipeline level notifications were not affected by either issue and continue to fire on each pipeline's own transitions.

Install

Download the installer for your platform from the assets below.

• macOS: universal .dmg (Apple Silicon and Intel), Developer ID signed and notarized. Or brew install --cask fuitad/tap/cimon.
• Windows: per user -setup.exe (no admin required).
• Linux: .deb, .rpm, or .AppImage (x64).

CIMon v0.1.1

CIMon v0.1.1 is a maintenance release focused on the Windows experience and easier macOS installation.

Fixed

• Windows app icon no longer has a white square background. The circular gauge now renders with full transparency in the taskbar, on the desktop shortcut, and in File Explorer. The .ico and the cross-platform PNGs were regenerated; the macOS icon is unchanged.

Changed

• Windows ships a single per-user installer. CIMon_0.1.1_x64-setup.exe (NSIS) installs to your user profile with no administrator rights required. The per-machine MSI has been dropped, so there is now exactly one Windows installer.

Added

• Homebrew install for macOS. Install or upgrade with brew install --cask fuitad/tap/cimon. The cask is kept in sync automatically on every release.

Upgrade note

• On Windows, if you already had a previous build, you may need to clear the icon cache (run ie4uinit.exe -show, or sign out and back in) for the old white-square icon to refresh on an existing shortcut.

CIMon v0.1.0

First official release of CIMon, a small cross-platform CI pipeline monitor that lives in your macOS menu bar or your Windows and Linux system tray, surfacing pipeline progress as native notifications.

Download the installer for your platform below.

• macOS: CIMon_0.1.0_universal.dmg is a universal build (Apple Silicon and Intel), code-signed and notarized, so it opens normally.
• Windows: CIMon_0.1.0_x64-setup.exe or CIMon_0.1.0_x64_en-US.msi. Not yet signed, so SmartScreen shows a one-time warning (click More info, then Run anyway).
• Linux: .deb, .rpm, or .AppImage.

See the README for setup and usage.