Re-adding a previously removed repo now brings your existing changelog content and key settings forward automatically, so you can pick up where you left off. Custom domains are also handled more safely, letting inaccessible projects keep their domain reserved until the repo is accessible again.

Sessions now last up to 7 days, reducing how often you need to sign in again. The embed settings page also replaces the old position toggles with a visual 2x2 corner picker, and custom domain uniqueness now ignores inaccessible projects so domains can be preserved when a repo is removed and later re-added.

Projects now stay in sync when a GitHub repository is renamed, so your project name and slug update automatically during dashboard sync. Update checks are also more resilient after force-pushes or rewritten history, falling back safely when GitHub cannot compare against an older commit.

GitHub installation setup is now more reliable when GitHub sends duplicate installation.created webhooks close together. This prevents occasional failures during connect or reconnect by safely handling the race and updating the correct installation record.

GitHub installation creation events are now handled more safely when GitHub sends duplicate webhooks or when the app is reinstalled by a different user for the same organization. This reduces failed installs and helps restore access cleanly instead of hitting validation errors.

Analytics now loads at the end of the page in production, helping avoid render-blocking during initial page load. Static assets served from the app can also be cached aggressively with long-lived cache headers, supporting quicker repeat visits when files are unchanged.