v0.1.0-rc.6

Readable GitHub configuration and quieter notifications.

• Configure summaries with arguments or a prefilled form, without JSON.
• Use the signed local CLI without posting setup messages to Buzz.
• Compact PR and issue messages; related lifecycle updates stay in their thread by default.
• Honour preview suppression and quoted/code examples.
• Use native Buzz mentions only when relevant; preserve GitHub release credits without extra pings.

Update: buzz-apps update --version 0.1.0-rc.6.

v0.1.0-rc.5

GitHub messages now use clearer layouts and linked repositories and channels.

• View your configuration privately with @GitHub status.
• Configure separate daily and weekly activity summaries with @GitHub summaries.
• Use the shared timezone, with optional schedule overrides and daylight-saving support.
• Fix macOS background-service restart reliability.

This is a pre-release for review. Update an existing npm installation with buzz-apps update --version 0.1.0-rc.5.

v0.1.0-rc.4

What's Changed

• feat: refine github notifications and add activity summaries by @aicayzer in #13

Full Changelog: v0.1.0-rc.3...v0.1.0-rc.4

v0.1.0-rc.3

Fixes found during release-candidate testing:

• update --version now runs the updater instead of printing the CLI version. Version output follows the installed package.
• Label changes, edits and pull request synchronisation refresh notifications without extra thread replies.
• Dependency proposals are grouped and limited; Node and compiler major migrations remain deliberate.

Earlier candidates have the update argument bug. Use npm to reinstall this version in the same original global prefix, then restart the existing service. Subsequent explicit-version updates use buzz-apps update --version VERSION. Configuration and linked accounts are retained.

Validated with 94 tests and hosted Node.js 24/26 checks. The browser UI refresh and optional activity summaries remain separate follow-up work.

v0.1.0-rc.2

A small follow-up release candidate for the GitHub app.

• Fix bot discovery so Buzz Desktop can authorise mentions.
• Put help and notification guidance on separate lines.
• Show connected account status instead of asking linked users to sign in.
• Add README package, CI and licence badges and clarify trusted publishing.

Update an existing npm installation with buzz-apps update --version 0.1.0-rc.2. Configuration and linked accounts are retained.

Validated with 88 tests and GitHub-hosted Node.js 24/26 checks. Browser UI refinement and optional daily/weekly activity summaries are not included in this candidate.

v0.1.0-rc.1: GitHub app and npm CLI

First release candidate of Buzz Apps, with GitHub as the first integration.

• GitHub subscriptions, notification threads and edits, previews, issue actions, workflow reruns, deployment reviews and scheduled review reminders.
• Private GitHub account linking and per-deployment GitHub App registration.
• npm CLI with shared-only setup, explicit app activation, native background services and paired update/rollback recovery.
• Docker packaging and GitHub Actions release automation. npm OIDC publishing is prepared; initial npm publication is still required.

Install with Node.js 24 LTS. Download the .tgz and SHA256SUMS, verify the checksum, then run npm install --global ./buzz-apps-0.1.0-rc.1.tgz. Follow the installation guide in the package or the release tag.

Validation: 86 tests, hosted Node.js 24/26 checks, isolated npm installation, Docker restart and persistent-storage checks, browser rendering, and live Buzz commands and notification-fixture delivery. Full provider OAuth/webhook validation requires an operator to register and install their GitHub App; the release candidate is intended for review before stable release.

Known compatibility boundaries include GitHub.com only and Buzz-native messages/forms in place of Slack-specific buttons and layouts. See docs/github.md for the supported behaviour and docs/install.md for operation and recovery.