This release updates the CronWatch scheduling library to a newer version. Keeping this dependency current helps maintain reliable scheduled behavior and reduces the risk of issues caused by outdated scheduling logic.

Updated our public notes to clarify how the release hook can time out on long requests, and what happens if a client retries while the first request is still running. This helps explain why duplicate entries could appear in rare cases and how the system responds to prevent that going forward.

Release hook requests are now less likely to create duplicate changelog entries when a client retries a slow request. You will also see clearer error messages when an entry cannot be updated or restored, and skipped releases no longer count toward monthly usage.

CronWatch job alerts can now be emailed to admin recipients, in addition to existing alert destinations. Messages include the job name, alert title and details, optional triage notes, and a direct link to the CronWatch dashboard so issues can be reviewed quickly.

This release updates the library used for monitoring scheduled tasks. While there are no visible UI changes, it helps keep scheduled job behavior aligned with the latest upstream fixes and compatibility updates.

This release adds scheduled job monitoring so missed, failed, stuck, or slow runs can be detected automatically. Checks run on a regular cadence, and alerts can be sent to your existing error tracking setup so issues are easier to spot and act on.