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Commits on Mar 19, 2026

Update bump version

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Tiago S. commited on March 19

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Update, add a github status to the app settings.

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Tiago S. commited on March 19

b435c61

Fix CI actions background. It was showing white, even for dark mode

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Andrew P. commited on March 19

a726102

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Improved GitHub Integration

Enhanced GitHub status display, more reliable CI action visibility, and smoother sign-out experience with updated app settings.

What's New

  • See your GitHub sign-in status directly in app settings for quick access.
  • Easily sign out from GitHub within the app with immediate effect.

Improvements

  • CI action backgrounds now match dark mode for better readability.
  • CI actions consistently show all workflow runs, improving pull request insights.
  • App version updated for latest features and fixes.

Bug Fixes

  • Resolved CI actions not displaying correctly for some pull requests.
  • Fixed background color issue in CI actions popover in dark mode.

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  1. 1

    Install our GitHub App

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  2. 2

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  3. 3

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  4. 4

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