Changelog

What changed on the forge, newest first. Each entry names the build it shipped in; the footer of every page names the build you are on.

0.2.0 (2026-10-03)

The first release cut by the forge itself: tagged, built by its own CI and published as a release you can download and check.

Releases and unversioned files

• Releases. A repository's Releases tab lists what it has published, each release on its own page with its notes, files, sizes and checksums; a version-X.Y.Z tag builds and publishes one through CI.
• Unversioned files. fossil's uv works against quarry: publish with fossil uv add and sync -u, or zit uv push; the UV tab lists them and serves downloads straight from the repository's own storage.
• Mirrors bring their upstream's unversioned files along.
• Archive downloads (tar.gz and zip) are built once and kept, then served directly from storage instead of rebuilt on every click.

CI

• Workflows you write. ci/*.yml files in GitHub Actions' shape run when their on: says, including on a schedule and on a tag.
• Landings test the merge, as a pull request does, and a verdict tested against an older trunk is shown as stale and must be re-run before it can land.
• Environments and secrets. Secrets only reviewed code can reach, set by name and never shown again; each environment says, in plain words, what a job's credential there may do and who may start one.
• Run tokens. Each job gets its own short-lived credential, scoped to its run and repository and to what its workflow declares; no shared release account.
• Runners you download and run yourself, scoped to your repository, with every attempt's log kept and runs that say what happened.

Accounts and access

• Tokens. Named, expiring push credentials you can list and revoke one by one from your account page.
• Invites and resets. An old invite link can no longer change a claimed account's password; site admins send reset links and never see or set a password; a deleted account stays deleted.
• Private repositories answer exactly like missing ones to anyone who cannot read them, and site administrators stop at a repository's door.
• Anonymous sync pulls as stock fossil does, and an anonymous write is refused however it is sent.

Landings and tickets

• Landings have numbers, written !N wherever one is named; Closes #N closes the ticket when a landing lands, and accept leads the decision box.
• Tickets show their number and state wherever they are named, open a preview card on hover, and are quicker to file, with templates by type.

Everywhere else

• Email looks like quarry: a card with the repository or team it came from, the rendered message, and quarry's logo.
• Markdown reads better: framed tables, alerts, a heading scale, and pikchr diagrams with their source, copy and an editor link.
• The timeline draws merged branches as merged on every page, and the home page leads with your repositories and teams.
• Steadier underneath: CI results are never lost, rebuilds queue, the forge stops in order, and an outside probe emails when it is down.

0.1.0-beta.1 — 2026-09-03

The first build the private beta is invited to.

• Invites. Admins invite people by name and email from Fleet → People; the invite arrives by email and the link sets a password and signs you in. Sign in from any device afterwards.
• Your sessions. See every device signed in as you and sign one out, from the account menu.
• Report a problem. The bug icon in the header opens a ticket on the forge's own tracker, already filled in with the build and the page you were on.
• Chat per repository, with presence, unread counts that update in place, and a desk layout on wide screens.
• Landings show a pressed state while the store merges, and an armed "land when green" is a visible status that fires on its own once the checks pass.
• Forum threads show one post per edit, with a history page for every version.
• CI page names who committed straight to a protected branch, lets an admin acknowledge findings, and pages its runs.
• Repository tabs hide what a repository cannot use: mirrors carry no landings, CI or chat.