v0.12.0

Changes

🚀 Features

Pricing and feature flagging

We are getting ready to make pricing possible so we can continue building crowd.dev for you. This week we introduced our infrastructure for pricing. You can check the full pricing details on our website. All tenants have been set to a free trial of the growth plan, which lasts until the 15th of January. After that, you will need to get a subscription to access the growth features.

With this, we have introduced feature flagging, so we can also roll out features gradually, with more testing and performance.

• Integrate posthog in frontend @joanagmaia (#335)
• Tenant plans and feature flagging @epipav (#318)

✨ Improvements

• Upped thresholds for merge suggestions and included email and displayName in the computation @joanreyero (#336)
• Add a search button to EagleEye to avoid making too many requests. Before, we searched every time there was a keyword change, causing performance issues. @mariobalca (#321)
• Render markdown in activities that have a markdown-based body @joanagmaia (#310)
• Decreased the pre-aggregation frequency in Cube.js to 10 minutes @epipav (#342)

🐞 Bug Fixes

• Remove the index attributes call when creating a document in Meilisearch @epipav (#346)
• Better logging for the Python Eagle Eye API for debugging purposes @joanreyero (#316)
• Fix type when trimming members' emails @epipav (#347)
• Preserve the old member email when doing an upsert if we receive an empty string from an integration @themarolt (#345)
• Fix the related member input showing blank when updating or creating a task @joanagmaia (#337)
• Twitter integration: stop processing hashtags if there are no posts with such hashtag @themarolt (#327)
• Detect which channel a Discord thread started from @themarolt (#322)
• Fix the increment in number-type metrics in the dashboard @joanagmaia (#326)
• Move Qdrant to the cloud version for better performance @joanreyero (#320)
• Exclude our internal tenants from telemetry, and add telemetry events for organizations and integrations @joanreyero (#317)
• Make sure that we call AWS Comprehend API with a utf-8 string. @themarolt (#315)
• Properly handle GitHub's rate limit @themarolt (#311)