This release updates the cronwatch library used for scheduled task monitoring. Keeping this component current helps ensure more reliable behavior around cron schedule handling and reduces the risk of issues tied to older library versions.

Custom domain removals now clean up SSL certificates more reliably by asking the certificate tool directly, instead of relying on a directory that is not accessible to this job. This helps prevent leftover certificates that could later cause renewal problems.

This release updates the scheduling library used for cron monitoring to the latest patch level. It helps keep time-based behavior consistent and reduces the risk of issues tied to older library behavior.

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 Keeping this dependency current helps maintain reliable scheduled behavior and reduces the risk of issues caused by outdated scheduling logic.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.