ContinuousProjectsGUI

Releases

• Nov 6, 2026 0.2.4
  ## What's new in 0.2.4 - **Teammates' new names and pictures show up.** When someone changes their name or picture (in Primal, Damus, gitworkshop or this app), you now see it within minutes, often within seconds, without restarting. Pictures that were replaced at the same address now update too. - **Starts lighter.** Pull requests, Pipelines, Insights and Deploys load the first time you open them, so the app reads a third less code when it starts. - **Stays light all day.** A new test proves a long session does not make the app grow, and a safety net reloads the window on the same screen should it ever pass 1.5 GB (it normally uses about 170 MB in all).
• Nov 6, 2026 0.2.3
  ## What's new in 0.2.3 - **The window stays clickable.** On a Mac, parts of the window (a panel's Close button, the bell's items, the search box, some fields) could move the window instead of being pressed, which felt like the app had stopped responding. Only the strip along the top moves the window now. - **Coming back after being away just works.** Leftover animations, half-finished drags and requests to a stalled core can no longer hold the window up, and the app recovers by itself after a restart of its core or a sleep. - **Clearer where you are.** The views in the sidebar are headed by the project they show, Deploys sits under Team, and the title bar reads "project / view". With many projects, a Find a project box narrows the list. - **Everything clickable shows the hand.** - **Swipes feel physical.** A swiped note pulls its neighbours along, a thrown one falls as it leaves, and the rest close the gap. - **Calmer loading.** Quick loads show nothing; slower ones show outlines shaped like what is coming. - Under the hood: faster, cleaner quitting, recovery when the core fails to start (with Try again), and sturdier syncing after sleep or a network change.
• Nov 5, 2026 0.2.2
  ## What's new in 0.2.2 - **Done means closed.** Moving a card to Done also closes the issue on gitworkshop, and the app now says so, with a link straight to it. (gitworkshop lists only open issues by default, so closed ones are under its Closed tab.) Each issue also has Copy link. - **Change setup asks first.** It says what stays (your sign-in and projects), opens on Projects, and Back to the app leaves without saving. - **Deploys.** Add the deploy monitor's address in Settings to see the test and production servers, health over 90 days, deploy history, and the CI runners and queue. The runners also show above Pipelines. - **Easier to read.** The app now uses the same look as the deploy monitor, in light and dark. Columns, priorities (P0 to P3), sizes (XS to XL) and pull request states each have an icon or words, not just a colour. - **Feels physical.** Cards come unstuck and lift when you drag them, and stretch at the board's edge. Swipe a note or an activity item sideways to send it away. All of it turns off when your system is set to reduce motion. - Issues and status changes are tagged the way gitworkshop and ngit tag them.