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Changelog

All notable Gitfleet changes are documented here using Keep a Changelog and Semantic Versioning.

[Unreleased]

Added

  • Added a gitfleet-docs/ documentation set with command, workflow, provider, configuration, testing, release, and troubleshooting pages so users can understand each command family by purpose, timing, examples, provider behavior, safety notes, and automation usage.
  • Added bulk repository cloning with gitfleet repo clone --all, scoped by exactly one of --org or --user, including dry-run reports, JSON output, HTTPS or SSH clone URLs, depth control, configurable concurrency, existing directory skips, and per-repository failure reporting.
  • Added bulk clone filters for forks and archived repositories through --include-forks and --include-archived; both are excluded by default for safer fleet bootstrapping.
  • Added unit, CLI integration, snapshot-help, and live-playbook coverage for bulk repository clone behavior.
  • Added explicit --page support to paginated list and search commands so users can request a concrete 1-based provider page alongside --limit.
  • Added gitfleet-site/, a static Astro homepage with light and dark themes for discovering Gitfleet, downloading releases, starring the project, and reaching the GitHub-hosted docs.
  • Added Gitfleet site jobs to the existing verify, build, and test workflows with pnpm install, Prettier format checks, ESLint source linting, Astro lint/type checks, Vitest unit tests, static build, and build-output integration tests.
  • Added typed site content fixtures and tests for homepage links, terminal tips, metadata, footer theme toggle placement, and static output behavior.

Changed

  • Expanded repository documentation and workflow guides with more descriptive product and usage context for single clone, bulk clone, dry-run, and JSON automation scenarios.
  • Updated maintainer guidance to keep gitfleet-docs/ synchronized with command, flag, output, safety, provider-support, and workflow changes.
  • Refreshed README repository metrics for the current source and test suite.
  • Changed auth login to validate tokens with the selected provider before saving them, and changed the password prompt to show masked input feedback.
  • Expanded auth status so it reports the active profile, token source, whether a token is configured, and live validation details for the active credential.
  • Reduced bulk operation memory use by sharing the prepared work list across concurrent workers instead of cloning it once per worker.
  • Finalized the Gitfleet homepage visual system around a monochrome Inter-based layout, CLI ASCII banner hero, animated terminal panel, footer theme toggle, and icon-supported navigation and calls to action.
  • Structured the Astro homepage with dedicated layout, component, data, and browser-script modules so the site can scale beyond a single page without concentrating markup, content, and behavior in one file.
  • Updated Gitfleet site CI jobs to run on Node.js 24 with Node 24-compatible actions/setup-node@v7 and pnpm/action-setup@v6 actions.

[0.1.0] - 2026-07-17

Added

  • Domain model, capability contracts, and provider registry built around provider-neutral abstractions, with GitHub and GitLab as built-in providers.
  • Shared command families that the CLI uses through a single operation catalog.
  • Workspace execution that runs in-process with bounded concurrency and produces stable, per-repository results.
  • The gitfleet and gf executable names, which expose the same command surface.
  • Manage pull requests, reviews, issues, discussions, and notifications with the change, review, issue, discussion, and inbox commands.
  • Set up repositories, governance, policies, project planning, wikis, sites, labels, templates, and licenses with the repo, govern, policy, planning, wiki, site, label, template, and license commands.
  • Handle CI/CD pipelines, releases, package registries, dev environments, deployments, environments, runners, and webhooks with the pipeline, release, registry, dev, deploy, environment, runner, and webhook commands.
  • Audit dependencies, advisories, attestations, security policies, secrets, and variables with the deps, advisory, attestation, security, secret, and variable commands.
  • Search code, manage access and identity, view analytics, create snippets, browse resources, and call the API directly with the search, code, access, identity, analytics, snippet, browse, and api commands.
  • Authenticate, manage workspaces, set up aliases, generate shell completions, configure Gitfleet, and show help or version information with the auth, workspace, alias, completion, config, help, and version commands.
  • GitLab provider capabilities including reviews, milestones, snippets, protected branches and tags, environments, and package registry operations.
  • Insta snapshot tests for CLI help text and provider wire payload normalization.
  • Lefthook pre-commit checks for formatting, clippy, workspace compilation, and the coverage gate.
  • Reversible GitHub and GitLab live API playbooks covering every retained command family, including positive, negative, and cleanup paths.
  • Raw API support for GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE requests.
  • A documented .env.example covering supported Gitfleet and live-playbook environment variables.
  • Transparent provider pagination, retry handling, and rate-limit reporting for read operations.
  • Provider capability introspection and contract validation for reliable cross-provider command discovery.
  • Workspace archive operations and idempotent repository state changes.
  • Executable command aliases with argument forwarding, quoting, cycle detection, and canonical-command protection.
  • Change-request merging with merge, squash, and rebase methods.

Changed

  • Replaced the old GitHub-only identity with Gitfleet's own product name, configuration paths, environment variables, and release line.
  • Moved all provider HTTP and REST integrations behind the provider clients so no provider details leak into shared code.
  • Renamed provider-specific command names to portable Gitfleet terms, including change for pull requests, pipeline for CI, planning for projects, site for pages, snippet for gists, and dev for codespaces.
  • Defaulted provider tokens to operating-system credential storage, with an explicit GITFLEET_CREDENTIAL_STORE=file compatibility option for permission-protected plaintext storage.
  • Standardized every Gitfleet environment variable on the GITFLEET_ prefix.
  • Routed provider clients through the resolved profile host and credentials, including GitHub public API routing and GitLab filter handling.
  • Made unsupported provider behavior explicit through capability errors, including GitHub wikis and protected tags; protected-tag operations remain available on GitLab.
  • Hardened credential, configuration, provider-client, repository, prompt, output, and workspace behavior for interactive and automated use.
  • Added MSRV, macOS, Windows, dependency-policy, and vulnerability validation to continuous integration.

Fixed

  • Corrected GitHub and GitLab repository creation, initialization, forking, editing, archival, and deletion behavior.
  • Corrected issue and change comment routing, provider project identifiers, raw API mutation methods, and structured mutation output.
  • Corrected GitHub package enumeration, project operations, repository rulesets, Pages lifecycle handling, and capability reporting.
  • Corrected GitLab code browsing and search, including defaulting file reads to HEAD, plus label, variable, pipeline, release, environment, package, and repository policy operations.
  • Corrected confirmation and non-interactive safeguards for destructive commands, including JSON and dry-run workflows.
  • Corrected profile resolution, repository detection, credential handling, workspace partial-failure reporting, and provider-specific remote parsing.
  • Corrected provider URL and path encoding, enterprise wiki safeguards, response cleanup, credential persistence, workspace routing, and provider contract handling.
  • Expanded provider integration coverage and normalization checks for both providers; the workspace now exceeds the required 80 percent line-coverage gate.

Removed

  • Removed Copilot, agent tasks, agent skills, prompt preview, and GitHub-compatible extension commands.
  • Removed automatic gh proxying and parity-only compatibility behavior.
  • Removed legacy executable aliases and configuration migration from the previous CLI.
  • Removed the gitfleet-tui crate and the gitfleet tui command. Gitfleet is now a CLI-only product.
  • Removed unreachable GitHub wiki endpoint code because GitHub does not expose a supported wiki API.