This version contains multiple improvements and fixes, including:

• Fix for high memory and CPU usage for GitLab connections. Previously the app could show OutOtMemory errors and have high CPU usage after having a GitLab connection for about an hour
• Fix for missing accelerated notifications when different users connect to Azure DevOps server with different project capitalization, e.g. HTTP://dev.azure.com/test and HTTP://dev.azure.com/TEST

In this version, we've improved the connectivity to TFS and Azure DevOps servers in unusual network configurations, involving VPNs, firewall, proxies, etc.

In the new version, we address the issues with the app running out of memory on rare occasions when using GitHub or GitLab connection, when a lot of changes happen on the server.

In the new version, the app should show more meaningful names of branches for pull request builds.

In the new version of the app, we improved the initial setup experience. The app will now provide suggestions to address the most common setup issues.

The new version supports Ubuntu 22.02 LTS and we increased the minimum macOS version to 10.15. It also includes several bugfixes.

This release includes support for push notifications from Jenkins. Use the CatLight Jenkins plugin to set them up. You will get build notifications almost instantly, and the load on your Jenkins server will be reduced, as the CatLight app will do much less polling. See how to configure accelerated notifications for Jenkins.

This release also includes a number of small quality-of-life improvements:

• Information about PR creator on the dashboard.
• Feature to duplicate the dashboard and all of its settings.
• Improved startup troubleshooting.
• Grouping of GitLab and GitHub pipelines in monitoring settings
• Improved GitHub performance for large users

We're excited to announce that after multiple preview versions, we are releasing a GA version of CatLight 3.

See what's new in the CatLight V3.

In the new version of the app, you can configure real-time push notifications from your Azure DevOps or TFS server to CatLight desktop apps.

As a result, you'll get notifications 10x faster, and the app will generate 30x less load on your server. This can be especially useful for users with a large number of projects and builds.

Learn more about how to configure accelerated CatLight notifications for AzureDevOps / TFS

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

With a new version of CatLight, you can monitor Jira issues. Get desktop notifications about new issues, and see an overall status in the tray.

You can also include issues from Jira into your CatLight Action Center, and combine them with PRs, and build issues into a single prioritized list of work.

This feature is available in CatLight v3.0.26+ https://catlight.io/downloads 

The new version of CatLight can monitor merge requests in GitLab. The app will show desktop notifications for incoming MRs, and display a list of incoming and outgoing MRs on the dashboard.

We also improved toast notifications. We fixed a long-standing issue on Windows OS, and now the app dashboard will be opened when you click on the notification. New notifications will also have a "web" button that will take you directly to the alerted build, release or pull request.

New features are available in CatLight v3.0.21+ https://catlight.io/downloads 

The new version of CatLight can monitor and show desktop notifications for GitHub actions, issues, and pull requests.

• Get reminders about pending GitHub PRs and notify others that you are reviewing a PR with one click.
• See the progress and ETA for your GitHub Actions workflows and jobs. Notify your team that you are investigating a broken GitHub Action job.
• Get a prioritized list of your issues, alongside other action items for your project. See desktop notifications about the new GitHub issues.

Available in CatLight 3.0.19+ . Download it from https://catlight.io/downloads 

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 

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

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

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