This release focuses on reliability in two places that directly affect what you see and what your visitors can access: GitHub repo syncing and custom domains.
Fixes
GitHub installation syncing is now more robust when a repository is renamed to a name that conflicts with an existing project. Previously, a single rename collision could stop the rest of your repos from syncing, which meant some repos would never appear or update even though the page still loaded.
Now, a problematic repo will not block the rest of the sync, and rename collisions will keep existing public URLs intact while still updating the repo’s displayed name and GitHub reference.
Custom domain setup is now more reliable when setup steps fail. The setup job will retry on failure, and the “domain verified” email is now sent only after the domain is actually serving with the needed site and certificate in place, reducing false “it’s live” confirmations.