This will make it useful on a team where not everyone is using the app.

Opening CatLight today, it shows `System.OutOfMemoryException` in the dashboard.

It has been running for a few days, so there's probably a memory leak in there somewhere.

Running on OSX (El Capitan)

Every few minutes (I assume on the refresh schedule) the Catlight logo / app launches onto the Dock.

Apart from the bouncing in the Dock being a bit annoying, it often steals focus which is also "quite" frustrating.

Due to company restrictions, I currently have the fun of needing to use a separate account with elevated permissions to develop.

I have tried adding my separate login under the "provide credentials" option, but it still appears to be using my primary windows login.

I know this because my development login has permissions on the full collection, where as I have only got 2 projects under my primary account.

The following is what the log file shows, starting with CredentialsType: "Password", if I then go into the settings again, the Auto Configure is checked, unchecking does show my development account entered

Is it me or is the catlight icon very similar to that of github? This is especially true when its a small icon in the taskbar.

I am seeing queued builds above some running builds. I thought running builds were supposed to be on top of the list?

I only just installed CatLight, so this was never working for me. I get notifications for started builds and successful builds, just not failed builds, which are the only notifications I truly care about. I'm using Travis for Open Source. My notification settings are set to show for all builds, and when builds start, succeed, and fail.

Edit: I had also set CatLight to poll every five seconds for the sake of testing.

Hey there, we thought we would try Catlight and have been really enjoying it. We have noticed though that out of 10 builds that we monitor, 1 isn't relaying any information. It has a grety question mark next to it, and the spot where it should say who and when the last build was, has "None".

Hi,

I connected CatLight to Travis-CI Pro, but I don't see any builds. Maybe it's because I have a student account?

I hope we can fix that :)

When a connection is added I can choose builds displayed.

I don't see how to change them later.  In previous versions, I could to it in the settings.

Version 1.8.2

I can add many connections to the same dashboard but I don't see how to remove one.

version 1.8.2

Edit/ Add Connection....

Then Cancel it

A new section is added to dashboard with a title like "TFS" but no build, just a warning sign and text "Configuration needed".

Version 1.8.2

Hi,

First of all, great utility and keep up the good work!

When configured to use a jenkins server, after I select the jobs I'm interested in, how do i re-order the display order of these jobs in the Dashboard?

CatLight for Windows v1.7.14 Beta

Thanks!

Aravind

Integrated Windows authentication might not work for TFS servers that has multiple authentication schemes turned on (like Basic and NTLM). Issue will affect some users upgrading to 1.7 and newer version.

This is caused by a bug in 20-year old Win32 API that is internally used by .Net Core. 

As a workaround, you can connect to the TFS by providing the credentials.

I am behind a NTLM proxy. To get programs like git through the proxy, I use a local authenticating proxy and define the http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables appropriately. Catlight respects these variables, which is really nice, except that I don't run the proxy all the time. Unfortunately catlight uses these variables for the "client" to connect to the server on localhost and when the proxy is not running, catlight fails to connect and the gears keep spinning and spinning.

Please don't make the client respect the http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables to connect to the localhost.

I just downloaded the product, and am using on premises TFS I am trying to setup, but am getting an authentication issue. I am not using a Proxy I tried to use windows auth and submitting credentials (with domain name) 2016-06-03 14:40:35.8567 |  INFO | EventLogger | {"e":"Tfs.FailedToUpdateSettings","p":{"Message":"Authentication needed. Error message: "}} 2016-06-03 14:41:46.3089 | DEBUG | TfsController | Checking connection to 'http://spp-tfs:8080/tfs/NS' 2016-06-03 14:41:46.6828 | DEBUG | TfsController | Received OK status code

I will be sending an email with the details and log to help debug this.

Catlight should support the Harbormaster build server that is part of Phabricator.

To receive the status of builds within Harbormaster, you'll need to get the user to provide an API token.  Once you have that, you can query the API endpoints in Conduit to find out:

• A list of repositories the user has access to: https://secure.phabricator.com/conduit/method/diffusion.repository.search/
• A list of branches in each repository: https://secure.phabricator.com/conduit/method/diffusion.branchquery/
• With the commit hashes, you then need find out the internal PHIDs (unique identifiers) of those commits with: https://secure.phabricator.com/conduit/method/diffusion.querycommits/ 
• Then you can query the pass / fail status of those commits by passing those PHIDs in as "buildablePHIDs"

The default keystroke to quit on OS X is to press Command-Q.  However, this does not work in CatLight.