v1.36.0 - Add domains through your existing Nginx or Caddy, plus deploy from any public Git repo

New Features

Add Domains Through the Proxy You Already Run

• Point a domain at your app without replacing Nginx or Caddy — Add Domain now works on servers where your own reverse proxy already owns ports 80 and 443, instead of stopping at a dead end
• See every site on the server before anything is written — Server Compass reads the complete proxy setup and shows you the sites it found; your existing sites are never touched, moved, or replaced
• Review the exact changes before they happen — every domain is planned first, the full configuration is checked, and the proxy only reloads once that check passes
  • If the reload fails, the previous configuration is put back automatically
  • After the reload, the live address is tested against the server, so a domain only shows as working when it really answers
• Free HTTPS on your existing setup — get a Let's Encrypt certificate through Certbot on Nginx, or let Caddy provision and renew HTTPS on its own
  • If Certbot isn't installed, you're asked before anything is installed, and declining just keeps the domain on HTTP
  • Certbot is used in a way that never rewrites the configuration Server Compass manages
• Straight answers on setups that can't be changed automatically — Apache, OpenLiteSpeed, CloudPanel, Plesk, and Docker-based Caddy are recognized and explained instead of failing quietly, and you can still save the domain as a reference without touching the server
• Wildcard domains are refused clearly instead of appearing to work and then failing

Deploy from Public Git Repositories

• Deploy a public repository without forking it — paste a public HTTPS Git URL from GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, or another compatible Git host, choose a branch, and deploy without connecting an account
• Pull the latest code on every redeploy — redeploy from the newest commit on your chosen branch, including zero-downtime redeploys, rollbacks, preview environments, backups, and server transfers
• Public repositories stay read-only — Server Compass never commits deployment files back to a public repository; your Dockerfile edits are kept on your server instead
• Connected GitHub is unchanged and comes first — private repositories and GitHub Actions builds still work exactly as before, and Connected GitHub is now the first choice in the wizard

Improvements

One View for Every Domain

• All your domains in a single list — routes, certificates, and the proxy serving each one, whether that's Traefik, Nginx, Caddy, or CloudPanel, with the provider shown next to each domain
• CloudPanel sites sit beside everything else — no more separate tab to check
• Search across everything — find a domain by name, by the app behind it, by port, or by which proxy serves it
• Repair a domain in one click — if a route drifts out of sync, re-apply and re-verify it from the domain list; domains that were already on the server before Server Compass stay read-only so nothing of yours gets rewritten

Routing That Survives Everything Else

• Domains keep working after a redeploy — when an app is rebuilt or restarted on your own proxy, its domain is pointed back at the new containers automatically
• Rollbacks and restores bring routing with them — falling back to a previous version or restoring a snapshot no longer leaves a domain pointing at something that isn't there
• Decide what happens to a domain when you stop or delete an app — you're shown each affected domain and can remove or keep its configuration, with a sensible choice preselected
  • Force Stop leaves routes untouched and tells you so, instead of changing them behind your back

Deployment Results You Can Trust

• A deployment that starts containers but can't finish a domain says so — you now get "containers deployed, but one or more domain routes need repair" with the details in the log, instead of a plain success
• Server migration describes what will really happen to your domains — the preflight now tells you whether domains will be set up through the target's existing proxy, reported as a named failure, or copied for reference only

App Groups and Table Layout

• Groups stay visible without a restart — your groups now stay correct while you navigate, refresh, or switch servers
• App actions stay reachable — wide tables scroll inside their card and shorten long values, so the actions menu is always where you expect it and always opens on screen

Bug Fixes

• Fixed certificate private keys being kept in the local command history — any stored copies are erased on the next launch, including from the pre-update backup, and new command logs never record them
• Fixed domains breaking after a redeploy on servers running their own proxy — the route is re-applied and re-verified instead of being left pointing at the old container
• Fixed stopping or deleting an app leaving its domain live — an app that's gone no longer leaves a domain silently serving nothing
• Fixed Server Compass installing Traefik during a server migration on a target that already runs its own proxy — the same safety check used everywhere else now applies to imported domains
• Fixed transferred domains being set up with the wrong port — the app's real container port is resolved on the target server instead of copying the old number
• Fixed zero-downtime redeploys quietly losing trusted-proxy settings
• Fixed the same server being added twice under two entries — duplicate connections are now detected and reported instead of splitting an app's history in half
• Fixed healthy Cloudflare tunnels appearing down when the local check disagreed with Cloudflare's own status
• Fixed Tunnel Re-check spinning forever — checks now finish, deduplicate, and always return the button to normal