This release focuses on keeping your GitHub-connected projects accurate and in sync, especially when names change on GitHub.
It also makes syncing more resilient when GitHub temporarily blocks requests or access changes.
GitHub rename-aware syncing
If a GitHub organization account is renamed, the installation now updates to reflect the new owner name during repo sync. This helps keep your connected org and its projects aligned without manual cleanup.
When a repository is renamed on GitHub, the project record now updates to match the new full name and owner, so links and identification stay consistent across the app.
More resilient repository metadata updates
Metadata syncing now batches work per GitHub installation instead of checking each project one-by-one. This reduces the chance of hitting GitHub secondary rate limits and helps more projects update successfully in a single run.
When GitHub denies access or rate limits requests during repository fetches, syncing now fails more gracefully by skipping updates instead of breaking the flow. This helps avoid unnecessary disruptions when access is revoked or GitHub is temporarily throttling requests.