Changelog

Projects integrated through GitHub App now support Auto-Cancel Redundant Workflows.

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We are introducing parameter limits to improve responsiveness of the trigger pipeline API and limit potential abuse. The new limits will be as follows:

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Container Runner

• Reduce long term memory footprint of Container Runner
• Retry tasks where the pod has failed to start due to pod startup errors
• Improve Container Runner monitoring mechanisms for active task pods
• Use the home SSH directory for checkout keys instead of a temporary directory

Machine Runner

• Optionally use the user’s home SSH directory for checkout keys instead of a temporary directory

Changes:

• Add logs to capture previous rollout state
• Fix invalid steps bug
• Fix bug when executing commands when Argo Rollouts was missing

Changes:

• Added support for proprietary labels circleci.com/component-name and circleci.com/version that will replace app and version. Currently the old labels are still supported, but it is recommended to migrate to the new ones as soon as possible, since support for them will be dropped in an upcoming releases. NOTE When migrating to the new circleci.com/component-name and circleci.com/version labels, rolling back to a version with the old app and version labels is supported only if the deployment or rollout is managed by Helm.
• Fixed an issue with rollbacks failing when the deployment was managed by Argo Rollout and Helm was not being used.

Gitlab projects now support Auto-Cancel Redundant Workflows. Reducing spend and queuing for highly active projects. For more information on see our documentation.

We have removed the ability to generate in-app invites for GitHub OAuth and Bitbucket integrated organizations. Users trying to join existing CircleCI organizations with a GitHub OAuth or Bitbucket integration will no longer need an invitation from an existing team member.

For more information on the updated steps, see our documentation.

We have optimized config compilation, with up to 40% improvement in compilation times for very large configs.

Following the adoption of HTTPS checkout in place of SSH-based checkout for projects that connect to GitHub App, the project creation page and the trigger creation page have been updated so users are no longer required to enter a SSH key.

Projects integrated through GitHub App that have public repositories as trigger sources are now correctly recognized as Open Source in CircleCI. This has two implications:

• Job links are accessible to anyone, including users who are not logged in.
• Open Source projects on a free plan are no longer capped by the 30,000 free credit limit.