ProboCI ChangeLog

5.2.0

Build Queues

• New per-organization and global build queue system. When capacity is reached, builds queue and process in order as resources free up.
• Queue status is visible in the web interface, with queued builds shown in purple and active/in-progress builds displayed live.
• Added queue management: view queue status, cancel queued builds (removed builds are marked as cancelled), and automatic de-queuing of errored builds.

Commit & Branch Builds

• Expanded the interface for building a specific commit or branch, with drop-downs for selecting commits and branches.
• Added per-branch and per-commit build support for GitLab and Bitbucket, alongside the existing GitHub support.
• Commit (hash) builds now display the commit message, truncated to 64 characters; unchanged commits are skipped when a build is updated.

Secrets Management

• Added project-level and organization-level secrets, managed from new secret screens in the portal.
• When the same secret is defined on both a project and its organization, the project value takes precedence.

Billing & Subscriptions

• Added the ability to cancel a plan directly from your account (the former “unsubscribe” action is now a clearer “cancel your plan” flow).
• Plan changes are now prorated and charged or refunded immediately, rather than starting a new billing cycle.
• The billing period resets correctly when renewing after a trial.
• Coupon and discount totals recalculate from the website; the payment form pre-fills your email, adds a country drop-down, and guards against duplicate submissions.
• Builds no longer run for accounts whose subscription is not current.

Provider Integrations

• Added automatic OAuth token refresh for GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket, so you stay connected without having to re-authorize as often.
• Merging or closing a pull request now stops any running build across GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket.
• GitLab: added support for browsing commits and branches when starting a build, and fixed handling of the .probo.yaml configuration filename.
• Bitbucket: corrected build-type and commit-build categorization and resolved sign-in and refresh issues.

Python Support

• Added python build type for building and running Python web applications.
• A single Python image builds any requested version on demand with pyenv (compiling it if needed), so there is no separate image per version.
• Added the PythonApp TaskRunner plugin with configurable subDirectory, environment, buildCommand, and runCommand options.
• Dependencies are installed from requirements.txt into a virtual environment; apps are served through gunicorn by default (override runCommand for ASGI servers such as uvicorn).
• nginx reverse-proxies the public build hostname to your application on 127.0.0.1:8000.
• Python builds work with any available database (PostgreSQL is provisioned by default) and Solr.

Assets

• Assets are now organized per organization.
• Added asset upload and delete support in the portal.

Build Logs

• Live build output now streams reliably to the build page with automatic scrolling.

Web UI

• Added project and organization navigation and a support tray for submitting tickets.
• Added upgrade prompts when you are running low on storage.
• Added a beta ribbon and a development-server watermark to distinguish non-production environments.
• Fixes for the registration form, secret-screen delete buttons, build spinners, and callout positioning.

5.1.0

General Improvements & Bug Fixes

• Builds can be constructed using an interface for specific commits within branches.
• Automatically remove builds from Probo.CI when a pull request is merged or closed. No more waiting for these to be processed.
• Build steps and logs now stream to the build window instead of requiring a refresh of the browser window.
• Syncing repository bug fixed for users who have GitLab projects and organizations. General GitLab integration overhaul.

Database Support

• Added support for configurable database daemons in build containers: MySQL (5.7, 8.0, 8.4), MariaDB (10.11, 11.4, 11.8), PostgreSQL, and SQL Server (MSSQL).
• MariaDB 11.4 is the default database for LAMP builds.
• Support for gzipped and bzipped database imports across all database types.

.NET Support

• Added dotnet build type with .NET versions 6-10.

Node.js Support

• Added nodejs build type with dedicated container image.
• Added NodeJSApp TaskRunner plugin with configurable build/run commands, environment variables, and global package installation.
• Default Node.js version is 22.

Drupal Improvements

• Added support for Drupal 11 and Drupal CMS.
• Added configImport option for configuration import.
• Added redis option for Redis cache configuration.
• Added databaseClean option for database sanitization.
• Added settingsAppend and settingsRequireFile options.
• Removed forced cache clear for Drupal 8+.
• Re-added drush support for Drupal 7.

Backdrop CMS

• Added Backdrop TaskRunner plugin for Backdrop CMS provisioning.
• Support for bee commands (updb, site-install, cache-clear).
• Configuration sync directory support.

WordPress Improvements

• Added wpDomain option for domain replacement.

Container and Docker

• Added PublishAllPorts and ExtraHosts support for modern Docker requirements.
• Switched containers to port 443 instead of port 80.
• Added Docker API version 1.44 support (Docker 29).

PHP

• Added support for PHP 5.6 through 8.5

Bug Fixes

• Changed Bitbucket download command from wget to curl.
• Any builds that are in progress when a pull request is closed or merged are reaped.