v0.10.1

• Breaking: project slugs are now validated strictly at startup: 1-48 characters
  from a-z, 0-9 and -, with no leading, trailing or repeated -. The same rule
  covers Alertmanager project label keys. Every invalid or duplicate slug is reported
  by name in one error, so fix the configuration file before upgrading.
• Projects are addressed by slug in web URLs and the API (/projects/{slug}). The old
  6-character short id still works and the UI redirects it to the slug URL. Email,
  webhook and Alertmanager notification links use the slug.
• Teams get a short id used in /teams/{short_id} URLs. The team API accepts the short
  id or the UUID, and the UI redirects UUID URLs to the short form.
• Alertmanager: per-project severity and source links, global and per-project refresh
  intervals, and alert names selected by effective severity. Severity defaults to
  critical.
• Alertmanager defaults and alert names can be managed through environment variables or
  the admin UI. Test alerts can be sent from the service settings and from a monitored
  project's settings.
• All Alertmanager delivery failures are now reported to Sentry.
• Added an Alertmanager guide with complete configuration and VMRule examples.
• Project admins can regenerate the project DSN from the SDK Setup page, behind a
  confirmation dialog.
• Projects removed from the configuration are shown as disabled: a Disabled pill on the
  project page, and a badge with muted styling at the bottom of the dashboard.
• Settings managed by configuration are marked with a notice that stays highlighted
  while you hover nested controls. Team pages show it as a pill under the team name.
• UI polish: text selection is disabled except in fields, code and event data, and
  special characters no longer end up in avatar initials.
• Performance: notifications are delivered in a background task (up to eight at a time),
  so SDK requests never wait on SMTP, webhooks or Alertmanager. Event ingestion does less
  database work and the issue list uses its index.
• Ingest bodies are capped at 20 MiB after decompression (413 above the limit).
• Helm chart: the deployment strategy is configurable and values.yaml lists the
  environment variables the application reads.

Full Changelog: 0.10.0...0.10.1

0.10.0

• Breaking: project webhooks now send the Alertmanager webhook v4 JSON format
  instead of the previous flat payload. Update receivers before upgrading. See
  docs/WEBHOOKS.md.
• Added an Alertmanager notification channel that posts alerts to the Alertmanager
  API. It is gated by NOTIFICATIONS_ALERTMANAGER_ENABLED, configured with
  ALERTMANAGER_URL, supports default and per-project labels, optional TLS
  verification skipping, and test alerts from the admin UI.
• Service-wide notification settings can be managed through environment variables.
• Breaking: team invites are now controlled by ALLOW_INVITES and are off by
  default. Set ALLOW_INVITES=true to keep creating and accepting invite links.
• Invites stay off while teams are managed by the YAML file, whatever ALLOW_INVITES
  says. Team pages show a disabled invite button with an explanation.
• Admin settings pages explain options with info tooltips, and read-only default
  teams no longer show Save and Reset.

0.9.0

• Manage projects, teams and team membership declaratively from a YAML file,
  independently from UI management. Existing projects retain their DSNs and history.
• Assign team roles through email grants and exact OIDC group paths, including
  users joining later through SSO. Matching grants automatically approve users.
• Preserve removed projects as read-only by default, or explicitly choose permanent
  deletion. Restore read-only projects with the same DSN by adding them back.
• Display management sources, synchronization status, pending grants and orphan
  warnings in the UI. Mute settings and DSN regeneration remain available.
• Team deletion preserves projects and supports an explicit atomic transfer.
• Enforce SSO for non-Owner accounts, including old sessions and invite acceptance.
  The first SSO login to a local non-Owner account removes its password, passkeys
  and previous sessions. Owners retain their password fallback.
• Breaking: SSO and passkeys cannot be enabled together. Disable one before
  upgrading. Management defaults to the UI, so GitOps remains opt-in.

0.8.0

• Configure additional instance Owners with ADMIN_USERS and disable first-run setup with ADMIN_ENABLED=false.
• Automatically add new users to teams selected in Admin → Users.
• Disable email/password sign-in with EMAIL_LOGIN_ENABLED=false while retaining SSO and passkeys.
• Upgrade note: outgoing email and project webhooks are now disabled by default. Set SMTP_ENABLED=true and WEBHOOKS_ENABLED=true to keep sending notifications.
• Improve operational logs with request IDs, timings, and sensitive-data redaction. Default log verbosity is now info.

0.7.0

• Add PostgreSQL support alongside SQLite and a Helm chart with deployment guidance.
• Refresh the interface with client-side navigation and persistent English/Russian language selection.
• Fix dashboard refresh after team creation and require display names of at least three characters.
• Update dependencies and documentation; add the MIT license.