This release focuses on keeping your GitHub-connected projects accurate and reducing sync interruptions when repository details change.
GitHub repo sync updates
If you rename a repository on GitHub, the dashboard sync will now automatically update the matching project to reflect the new repository name. This helps keep project links and identification consistent without requiring manual cleanup.
When a project is moved to a new GitHub App installation (such as after a reinstall), the sync now also updates the project’s repository name details during that move. This ensures the project reflects the current GitHub repository name right away.
Stability updates for update checks
Update checks now handle rewritten Git history more gracefully. If a force-push or history rewrite causes GitHub to report there is no common ancestor for comparison, the app clears the stored last documented commit and falls back to fetching recent commits so updates can continue.