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CatLight 2.37 - Support for large GitLab servers
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
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CatLight 2.36 - Support for latest Azure DevOps
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
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CatLight 2.35 - Scalability improvements for large Azure DevOps servers
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
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CatLight 2.34 - Gitlab CI/CD pipeline support
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!
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CatLight 2.33 - Ubuntu 20.04 support
New version of CatLight works on Ubuntu 20.04.
We also migrated the code base to .Net core 3.1 across all platforms.
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CatLight 2.32 - Mac OS 10.15 support
Mac OS 10.15 introduced additional checks for starting apps. CatLight app was updated work with them.
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How to buy CatLight (for resellers)
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.
- Go to https://catlight.io/editions and click "Buy CatLight". You will be forwarded to the account creation page.
- Create an account: provide and confirm your email.
- Buy the subscription using a credit card.
- 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
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CatLight 2.31 - Team pull requests in Azure DevOps
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
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CatLight 2.30 - Wildcard filtering on the dashboard
New version of CatLight introduces wildcard filtering on the dashboard.
Download the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads
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Search and filtering on the dashboard
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
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CatLight 2.29 - Jenkins branching improvements
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
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CatLight 2.28 - Community Edition
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
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CatLight 2.27 - Pull Requests Mk I
New version of CatLight app can show pull requests from Azure DevOps and TFS 2018+.
You can select the relevant projects in settings, and pull requests from them will be displayed on the dashboard. CatLight will show notifications and alert developers when new pull request is created.
We will continue to enhance pull request monitoring in the future. Please add your ideas and suggestions to our backlog , so we can see what needs to be improved next.
Download the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads
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CatLight 2.26 - Azure DevOps
In CatLight 2.26, VSTS was renamed to Azure DevOps.
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CatLight 2.25 - Investigation comments
In CatLight 2.25 you can add a comment to your investigation. It will be shown to your team members on the dashboard.
Use comments to provide a status update, share the reason of the build breakage, or to provide the troubleshooting steps for the people that will investigate next time.
You can also open the list of previous comments through a context menu.
https://catlight.io/downloads
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CatLight 2.24 - Export and import settings
In CatLight 2.24 you can export your dashboard and application settings to a file and then import it on another computer.
You can use this feature to share the settings across the team.
Export and import is available in "CatLight" menu.
https://catlight.io/downloads
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2019-01-10 17:19:09.5036 | DEBUG | Web.Controllers.TfsController | 86 | Checking connection to 'https://dc-tfs-app.datys.cu:443/tfs/DatysHolguin' 2019-01-10 17:19:09.5904 | DEBUG | Web.Controllers.TfsController | 86 | Received Unauthorized status code 2019-01-10 17:19:09.5904 | INFO | Web.Utils.EventLogger | 86 | {"e":"Tfs.UpdatingSettings","p":{"CredentialsType":"Password","AutoDetectSettings":false}} 2019-01-10 17:19:09.7041 | WARN | Web.Controllers.TfsController | 86 | Cannot save settings Web.Common.AuthenticationException: Need credentials. ---> Web.Common.AuthenticationException: Authentication failed. Error code: Unauthorized at Web.Services.Tfs.TfsAdapterBase.EnsureSuccessfulResponse(HttpResponseMessage response) in /home/buildagent/build_agent/agent-1/_work/2/s/Desktop/LocalWeb/Services/Tfs/TfsAdapterBase.cs:line 466 at Web.Services.Tfs.TfsAdapterBase.<>c__DisplayClass36_0`1.<<TfsGetWithHeaders>b__0>d.MoveNext() in /home/buildagent/build_agent/agent-1/_work/2/s/Desktop/LocalWeb/Services/Tfs/TfsAdapterBase.cs:line 372 --- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown --- at Web.Services.Tfs.TfsAdapterBase.<>c__DisplayClass38_0`1.<<InvokeWithAuthRetryAndLimiting>b__0>d.MoveNext() in /home/buildagent/build_agent/agent-1/_work/2/s/Desktop/LocalWeb/Services/Tfs/TfsAdapterBase.cs:line 404 --- End of
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Release monitoring
CatLight app can monitor release definition status in TFS and VSTS/Azure Devops.
Features:
- Notifications about the status of every release environment
- Separate notification when release is waiting for your approval
- Overall status and history on the dashboard
- Release investigations
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Team status
CatLight can show the status of your team members
For every user, this report will show the number of items in different states on their dashboards.
To add this report, go to teams menu > show team status.
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CatLight 2.23 - Hide branches from a dashboard
In the new version of CatLight app, you can hide items from a context menu on a dashboard.
This can be useful to stop monitoring specific branches of multi-branch builds.
If you want to show all branches again, go to settings, and click on a branch icon near the build definition name.
Get the latest version from https://catlight.io/downloads