In the new version, we add extra context to tooltips. Hover over the build square to see who started it and when. Release squares tooltips will show the detailed status of each environment. Investigation and review icons will also show detailed information about people working on the item.

These features are available in v3.0.17+ https://catlight.io/downloads 

In CatLight v3 preview 2 we focus on real-time notifications about work progress for teams.

You can now let your teammates know that you are reviewing a PR, or actively working on a specific task:

Your teammates will get a toast notification. They can also see that you are working on a PR or a task on their watch list.

This feature is available in CatLight 3.0.14+, you can download it from https://catlight.io/downloads 

Our support team might need extended application logs to troubleshoot complex issues.

Here is how you can collect them:

1. Go to edit menu/settings/advanced and check "Enable extended logging". This will turn on the logging of requests and responses from the server. Sensitive data will be masked.
2. Repeat the action you had trouble with (e.g. connecting to a new server).
3. Click on "Help & feedback" menu -> Send diagnostic report to support

See also:  information about CatLight log files.

New version fixes several issues that can occur for certain Azure DevOps users:

• Problems with using PAT token for authentication.
• Problems with multiple Azure DevOps accounts.
• The app shows only pull requests assigned to the team, and not the pull requests assigned to current user.

They were caused by the same underlying issues of identifying the current Azure DevOps user, which should now be resolved.

We also corrected the list of necessary permissions that users need to use PAT tokens.

Download link: https://catlight.io/downloads 

Those changes are also present in V3 Beta.

We're excited to announce CatLight v3 preview! It includes re-designed dashboards with action and watch lists, and support for multiple dashboards that you can share.

Download it from https://catlight.io/downloads 

New dashboard with action center

The new dashboard is split into two groups - the action list and the watch list. The action list shows alerts and action items that are sorted by priority, so you can handle them from top to bottom. It includes broken build and release pipelines, incoming pull requests, and work items. You can define your own priority rules in settings. The action list will not show any

The new dashboard is split into two groups - the action list and the watch list. The action list shows alerts and action items that are sorted by priority, so you can handle them from top to bottom. It includes broken build and release pipelines, incoming pull requests, and work items. You can define your own priority rules in settings. The action list will not show any items that are in a good state and don't need your attention. Use a watch list to keep track of things that you care about, but which are not actionable at the moment. By default, it includes

This version includes a large number of dependency and framework updates, as well as small bug fixes.

It also introduces support for branched builds in GitLab.

Get the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads

Sometimes you might need to change the team that you are currently on. For example, if your current team does not have an active subscription, and you want to join the one that has.

To change the team:

1. In the CatLight app, click on the "Team" button, then on "Leave team".
2. Click on "Enable collaboration" button on the dashboard and select the new team to join. If you don't see the right team on the list, ask the team admin to add you to the team at https://service.catlight.io 

New version of the app should work correctly with GitLab servers that have over 100 pipelines.

Get the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads 

New version of the app includes fixes to make it compatible with experimental features of Azure DevOps. For example, the correct work item query should now get opened when experimental query dashboard is enabled on the Azure DevOps.

Get the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads 

In the new version of the app, we addressed several issues when CatLight worked with large Azure DevOps servers. Previously, the loading of build history could time out, but now the app will handle large build histories better.

Download new version from https://catlight.io/downloads 

The new version of CatLight can monitor CI/CD pipelines in GitLab and display desktop notifications.

It works with managed gitlab.com and on-prem servers.

Download new version of CatLight app, and try it out!

New version of CatLight works on Ubuntu 20.04. 

We also migrated the code base to .Net core 3.1 across all platforms.

Mac OS 10.15 introduced additional checks for starting apps. CatLight app was updated work with them.

How to buy

If you want to buy CatLight for another company, use the following instructions. You will need a credit card to complete the purchase.

1. Go to https://catlight.io/editions and click "Buy CatLight". You will be forwarded to the account creation page.
2. Create an account: provide and confirm your email.
3. Buy the subscription using a credit card. 
4. Assign a subscription to the customer.
   • Ask the customer if they already have a team in CatLight (most customers already do). They should provide you the email of the person who is on the CatLight team that will receive the subscription.
   • Go to the

New version of CatLight will show a pull request on a dashboard when it is assigned to one of your teams.

For Azure DevOps, the app needs additional permissions to determine team membership. You can click on "Reconnect" on the dashboard to update the permissions.

Get the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads

New version of CatLight introduces wildcard filtering on the dashboard.

Download the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads 

You can use wildcards and extglob expressions to filter items on the dashboard.

Syntax:

• * - matches any number of characters
• ? - matches a single character
• […] - matches any of the enclosed characters. For example: [a-z] , [a-d1-9]
• ?(pattern-list) - Matches zero or one occurrence of the given patterns. pattern-list is a list of one or more patterns separated by a ‘|’. 
• *(pattern-list) - Matches zero or more occurrences of the given patterns.
• +(pattern-list) - Matches one or more occurrences of the given patterns.
• @(pattern-list)  - Matches one of the given patterns.
• !(pattern-list) - Matches anything except one of the given patterns

Examples:

• MyProject*Build

In this version of the app, we improve branch handling for Jenkins jobs. New version should better handle "unknown" branches, and clean them up from the dashboard faster.

Get the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads

New version of CatLight has a free edition that is intended for personal use and small teams. This edition can work with limited number of items on the dashboard and has a subset of features.

Compare the editions at https://catlight.io/editions