Changelog

Every siGit release, newest first.

  1. v1.3.3

    Repository pages on a phone

    Repository pages now fit a phone screen instead of running off the edge of it.

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  2. v1.3.2

    Where your cloud allowance went

    Billing now breaks the month's cloud requests down by reviews, chat, and repository.

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  3. v1.3.1

    Navigation on phones

    The header menu now works on small screens, so the whole site is reachable from a phone.

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  4. v1.3.0

    siGit Code Review

    Automated pull-request reviews arrive for siGit Code Pro accounts.

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  5. v1.2.5

    More siGit Code Cloud tiers

    Pro, Air, and Mini join the existing Fast, Balanced, and Large cloud tiers.

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  6. v1.2.4

    Documentation site and reliable branch URLs

    Introducing docs.sigit.si and fixing repository URLs for branch names containing slashes.

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  7. v1.2.3

    siGit in the MCP Registry

    siGit Code Cloud's hosted MCP server is now listed in the public MCP Registry.

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  8. v1.2.2

    Working Authorize button on the consent screen

    Fixes the OAuth consent screen's Authorize and Cancel buttons doing nothing.

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  9. v1.2.1

    Styled OAuth consent screen

    Fixes the OAuth authorization page rendering without styles.

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  10. v1.2.0

    siGit as an OAuth provider, with push webhooks

    Applications can now connect to your siGit account with OAuth, and repositories can notify external services on every push — starting with smbCloud Deploy.

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  11. v1.1.0

    GitHub App reviews and one-click GitHub import

    siGit Code now reviews pull requests on github.com, and any GitHub repository can be migrated or mirrored into siGit in one click.

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  12. v1.0.0

    First stable release

    siGit reaches 1.0 — Git hosting, model repositories, and an MCP server that lets your agent work the repo from the terminal.

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