v1.1.0

Two features connect siGit to where your code already lives: automatic pull request reviews on GitHub itself, and repository import in both one-time and continuously-synced flavors. Under the hood this release also brings up Solid Queue as the platform's background job runner.

#siGit Code reviews your GitHub pull requests

Install the siGit Code GitHub App on a repository and every reviewable pull request gets an automatic review: a walkthrough summary of the change plus line-level comments, powered by Onde Cloud inference.

The App is deliberately conservative about noise and scope:

• Drafts are skipped until they're marked ready for review.
• A new push supersedes queued reviews of older commits, so you never get a stale review of code that no longer exists.
• Pull requests over the size budget get one short explanatory comment instead of a half-finished review.
• Permissions are minimal: read repository contents, read and write pull requests, nothing else.

#Import from GitHub

The new Import page brings a repository into siGit in one click, in two modes:

• Migrate — copy the repository once, history and all; siGit becomes the source of truth and you can push to it.
• Mirror — keep GitHub as the source of truth; siGit auto-syncs on a schedule (or immediately, via an optional push webhook) and the siGit copy stays read-only until you detach it.

Public repositories import straight from a URL with no account connection. Connecting your GitHub account (a separate, revocable OAuth grant used only for importing) lists your repositories, private ones included, for one-click import. Import tokens are encrypted at rest.