v1.24.3

Small fixes found by poking at the live demo. A split or pipeline parent no longer offers a full log it does not have, and the fleet question box on a read-only instance now explains itself instead of sitting disabled with no reason. The release pipeline also learned to publish the Homebrew cask correctly.

v1.24.2

A server with credential encryption enabled now hands the one-time key-derivation memory back to the operating system at startup, so it idles at the same small footprint as one without. The docs also gain a benchmarks page with measured, reproducible numbers.

v1.24.1

Two reliability fixes. A worker that lost its claim on a run can no longer write output into that run after it finished. And on SQLite, reads and writes now travel separately, so a long page load or log read never delays the runs themselves.

v1.24.0: Offline audit evidence reports

Turn a signed audit export into a clean, self-contained report that anyone can open and check for themselves, with no server and no special tooling. It shows at a glance whether the trail is intact and who signed it.

v1.23.0: Launch-time credential choice and encrypted backups

Templates can offer a set of credentials to choose from at launch, so one preset covers many targets. And the whole control plane can be backed up to a single encrypted file and restored anywhere, including onto a different database.

v1.22.0: Unlock passphrase-protected SSH keys

Passphrase-protected SSH keys now unlock on their own at run time, so an encrypted key works without a prompt and the passphrase never touches disk.

v1.21.0: Per-template notifications and approval risk

Templates and individual runs can route their notifications to their own destinations. Each run waiting for approval now shows a plain risk grade, so approvers see the blast radius before they sign off.

v1.20.0: Containers for every tool and run timeouts

Every supported tool can now run inside a container, not just Ansible. Runs also honor a timeout, so a stuck job is cancelled instead of holding a worker forever.

v1.19.0: Hardening and site polish

Stronger secret masking and safer handling of in-flight runs and credentials, alongside a clearer comparison page and general site polish.

v1.18.1: Tenancy, Plan Governance, and a New Home at KordLoom

The first release under KordLoom LLC. One control plane for many automation tools, now with organization tenancy, plan governance that holds risky Terraform applies for approval, role-based access, container execution, drift detection, and outbound-only workers that reach isolated networks. Signed builds for macOS, Linux, and Windows. Install and upgrade at https://switchtender.com/get-started