Foxglove (0.3) Beta 3 - Xcode 7 Beta 4 Compatibility

Beta 4 compatibility and status comment fixes.

Foxglove (0.3) Beta 2 - Xcode 7 Beta 3 Compatibility

Xcode 7 Beta 3 fix: #90. Thanks for pointing this out, @adelinofaria!

Foxglove (0.3) - Xcode 7 Compatible (Beta 1)

🎆 After weeks of work and creating a whole new project in the process, I'm proud to give you the first sneak peek of Foxglove, the next version of Buildasaur. As you might guess, the headline feature is the support of the new, first time public Xcode Server API, which ships with Xcode 7. And it's also written in Swift 2. Such forward thinking! 🐶

⚠️ A couple of things you need to keep in mind

• only deploy this version of Buildasaur if you already are using Xcode Server with Xcode 7
• this is the first beta, there might be bugs, please report all issues
• this is not compatible with Xcode 6's API any more. Unfortunately it's too costly to build in a backwards-compatible fashion.
• your saved preferences should mostly be fine, but please go and open all your Build Templates and re-save them (this will refresh them for the new format)

💌 Again, I am relying on your feedback, so please drop me a line about your experience with this new beta.

Menu Bar App (0.2.9) - Runs in background

Now Buildasaur has a menu bar item and runs in the background (no dock icon). The menu bar menu gives you a glance of your syncers and also give you a way to open the configuration window again.

As always, keep the feedback coming. 👍

Safe Builda (0.2.8) - Signed with Developer ID

Fixed

#47 Fix for canceled integrations during Checkout

News

From this version (0.2.8), every new release will be code signed with my Developer ID, so when downloading Buildasaur as an app, you shouldn't encounter a popup like this one anymore. This way, if you only download the app directly, you can be certain that it's an official release.

Obviously Buildasaur is staying open source, so you can still fork it and make your own modifications - and hopefully contribute :) But the signed version is for people that just want to run the .app without seeing any scary security popups (like myself for production environment).

Delphinium (0.2.7) - SSH Key Passphrase Support, Timed Builds, and more

New

#43 Option to disable posting status comments
#42 SSH Passphrase Support + Better SSH Validation
#40 SSH Key Validation in onboarding
#35 Integration duration in status comments
Also added a class called Script for running quick scripts from Swift -> Terminal -> Swift (used for blueprint validation with xcsbridge).

Thanks for the feedback everyone and please add yourselves to the list of Buildasaur users, if you'd like!

Daffodil (0.2.6) - Cross-fork PRs, GitHub Permissions Fix

I'm pushing another release so that the bug fixed by #22 doesn't spread too much :)

New

#23 - Add support for PRs across forks

Fixed

#22 - Fixed repo permissions check (thanks, @mdio!)

Related

Under the Hood of Xcode Server

Daisy (0.2.5): Optional "lttm", Rate Limiting, Error handling

New:

#3 Show current step's string in the commit status (building/testing/archiving,...)
#11 Allow automatic start of builds after pull request has been opened
#17 Add GitHub rate limit monitoring and smart interval estimation

Fixed:

#15 Check if supplied GitHub account has read and write access to the repository

Caching improvements -> more frequent syncs

Disabled URL cache to allow for sync intervals shorter than 1 minute (GitHub's response has a TTL of 1 minute, so we would be out of sync if sync interval was shorter). The new default sync interval is 15 seconds, which feels much more responsive without getting too close to the 5000/hour rate limit (if authenticated).

0.2.3 - Getting in line with Server 4.1 + Xcode 6.3

Changed to follow the same request format exactly as Server 4.1 and Xcode 6.3.