First-class environments support
— Environments are now a core concept, enabling separate deployment targets (e.g., staging, production) within a single project (#224)
0.20.0
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Rise 0.20.0
This release introduces first-class environment support, source metadata tracking, and several security and reliability improvements.
Per-environment Kubernetes ServiceAccounts and labels
— Each environment can have its own ServiceAccount and Kubernetes labels for better isolation and RBAC (#227)
Source metadata on projects and deployments
— Projects and deployments now track source information (e.g., git repository, commit) for traceability (#229)
OAuth rate limiting
— Token, authorize, and callback endpoints are now rate-limited to prevent abuse (#230)
Prevent team deletion when team owns projects
— Teams can no longer be deleted if they still own projects, avoiding orphaned resources (#228)
Updated Rust dependencies (patch versions) (#217)
Updated npm dependencies (patch versions) (#220)
Updated Python dependencies: packaging to v26.2 (#226), click to v8.3.3 (#222)
packaging to v26.2 (#226), click to v8.3.3 (#222)Reverted premature version bump to 0.19.4
What do the impact labels mean?
- Breaking
- Requires action or changes behavior incompatibly. Read the instructions before upgrading.
- Action required
- The upgrade succeeds, but an operator action is needed for the expected behavior.
- Config change
- Configuration is available or changes; defaults preserve existing behavior.
- No action required
- Features, fixes, and maintenance with no required operator action.