Releases

This release focuses on the organization dashboard, adding a real-time activity feed and personalized package sidebar alongside improvements to package version details.

New Features

• Activity Feed: The organization dashboard now displays a timeline of recent activity, including repository syncs, package changes, member updates, invitation sends, and token management.
• Frequently Viewed Packages: A personalized sidebar on the dashboard shows all organization packages sorted by your viewing history, making it easy to jump back to packages you work with most.
• Package Version Detail Panel: Clicking a package version now opens a slide-over panel with full version metadata.
• Command Palette Scoping: The command palette (Cmd+K) now only shows packages and repositories from the current organization, reducing noise when working across multiple organizations.

Improvements

• Stat Cards: Hover styles are more polished, and numbers now use tabular figures for consistent alignment as values change.

This release focuses on navigation and dashboard polish: a new command palette for quick access to everything, and a refreshed sync activity feed.

New Features

• Command Palette: Press Cmd+K (Mac) or Ctrl+K (Windows/Linux) to instantly search and navigate across organizations, packages, repositories, and settings pages. A search button with keyboard shortcut hint is also available in the sidebar.
• Theme Toggle: Switch between Light, Dark, and System themes directly from the user dropdown menu.

Improvements

• Dashboard Recent Syncs: Restyled to match the repository sync log — now shows status icons, sync duration, version stats (added/updated/removed) with tooltips, and a "View error" button for failed syncs.
• Shared Data: Backend shared data is now served as typed Spatie Data DTOs, improving type safety between Laravel and the frontend.

Fixes

• Fixed release workflow using a redundant release name definition.

Redesigned Recent Syncs: status icons, duration, and version stats

Theme Toggle: switch between Light, Dark, and System from the user menu

This release focuses on UI polish across the application and adds better visibility into repository sync activity.

New Features

• Sync log version tracking: Sync logs now track the number of versions removed during each sync, giving better insight into what changed

Improvements

• Repository detail page: Redesigned the sync log display from a table to a card-based layout with status icons, version change indicators, and improved readability. Packages section now shows an empty state when no packages have been discovered yet
• Members page: Improved layout and presentation of organization members
• Git credentials page: Enhanced UI with better structure and styling
• Sidebar icons: Packages now use a dedicated Package icon in the sidebar and package cards for better visual clarity
• General UI: Refined text sizes, spacing, and component consistency across multiple pages

New Features

• Stale Version Cleanup (#12): When branches or tags are deleted from a repository, the corresponding package versions are now automatically removed during sync and via GitHub webhooks.

• Version Filters: Filter package versions by name, type (tag or branch) on the package detail page.

Improvements

• Versions Table: Improved table layout with better column sizing, tooltips on truncated content, and properly working pagination when filters are active.

New Features

• Smarter repository syncing — When a webhook fires, Pricore now compares each ref's commit SHA against existing package versions before syncing. Unchanged refs are skipped entirely, eliminating redundant API calls. A repo with 50 tags where only 1 changed now makes ~3 API calls instead of ~58.

• Rate-aware GitHub API retry — The GitHub provider now reads X-RateLimit-Remaining and X-RateLimit-Reset headers. When rate-limited, it waits the correct duration instead of retrying blindly. A warning is logged when remaining requests drop below 100.

Bug Fixes

• Dropdown menus now show a pointer cursor on interactive items
• Error pages no longer intercept debug mode (500 errors show the full stack trace in local development)

New Features

• Custom error pages (403, 404, 500, 503) that match the app's visual style

Improvements

• Profile update now shows a success toast notification
• Toast backgrounds use solid colors instead of semi-transparent overlays
• Buttons now show a pointer cursor on hover

Bug Fixes

• composer: use private cache-control for API responses (#9) (1ec9471)

Bug Fix

Fixed an issue where installing packages by branch name would fail with Composer.

Branch versions (e.g., main, develop, feature/my-feature) were missing the required dev- prefix, causing composer require to fail with "Invalid version string". The install command shown in the UI was also incorrect.

Before:
composer require vendor/package:main

After:
composer require vendor/package:dev-main

Note: Run php artisan migrate after updating to fix existing branch versions in your database.

Fixed

• Sidebar "Settings" link is now hidden for members who don't have permission to access organization settings
• Repository "Edit" action is now hidden from the actions dropdown for members without repository management permissions
• Previously, these UI elements were visible to all members but returned 403 errors when clicked

New Features

Invite-only registration

Control whether new users can sign up freely or only via organization invitations. By default, public registration is disabled. Set the SIGN_UP_ENABLED environment variable to true to allow open registration.

Improvements

Passwordless OAuth users

Users who signed up through GitHub no longer run into issues with password-related features. The login page, password settings, account deletion, password confirmation, and two-factor authentication all gracefully handle accounts that don't have a password set.