Releases: TrueWinter/simofa
Releases · TrueWinter/simofa
Simofa v0.1.5
Fixed a bug with the new API method.
Simofa v0.1.4
Fixed a bug with the new API method.
Simofa v0.1.3
Plugins can now register routes at /c/{plugin_name}/{path}
.
Simofa v0.1.2
The deployment server monitor plugin will now make three attempts to check if a deployment server is online to reduce false positives.
Simofa v0.1.1
- Added new API methods related to deployment servers
- Created new
DeploymentServerMonitor
plugin that connects to your deployment servers every 5 minutes and uses the Pushover plugin to alert you to offline servers - Added new
/status
route to deployment servers for uptime monitoring purposes
Simofa v0.1.0
- Added an experimental plugin API
- Keep in mind that the API may change at any time, use at your own risk
- At the moment, only a limited set of features are exposed through the API
- Docs are available on JitPack
- A "build queued" message is now logged when a build is queued
- A new build status (
preparing
) has been added. This status is used after a build has been removed from the queue, but before the build starts. - Fixed a bug that would sometimes result in a new build being stopped if an existing build for that website is already running.
- Docker containers started by Simofa now have a label attached. This allows Simofa to only delete the containers it created instead of deleting all containers on shutdown.
- If a build is not found, the dashboard will now redirect back to the website logs page.
- Tables on the builds page will now scroll instead of overflowing the page on phones.
- A 16px gap has been added to the status header on the website build logs page.
Simofa v0.0.11
- Some TypeScript interfaces are now automatically generated
- Route registration is now done using annotations to make adding new routes and maintaining existing routes easier
- Updated the documentation
- In preparation for upcoming features, Gitea is no longer officially supported
- Support for Gitea was solely based on the similarity between its webhooks and GitHub's anyway and this could break at any moment
- Reintroducing Gitea support is planned for the future
Simofa v0.0.10
- Fixed a bug introduced in the previous release that prevented builds from succeeding.
Simofa v0.0.9
- Fixed a bug that prevented containers from being deleted after a build fails
- Added a git repository cache so only changes have to be pulled in from GitHub instead of the entire repository
Simofa v0.0.8
- Fixed a sizing issue on the build logs page
- After stopping a build from the queue page, you will now be redirected back to the queue page instead of the website logs page