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Release Notes between 2018010801 to 201909.0

release-201909

Caution: You have to set the following new environment variables to update to this release. See the following Update Procedure section.

  • ENCRYPTION_SERVICE_KEY
  • ENCRYPTION_SERVICE_SALT

Also, Sider requires Redis (>4.x) since this release, so please update the Redis server.

Features:

  • Analysis Tools Updates
    • Include ktlint and Cppcheck supports
    • All tools are published on Docker Hub
    • See the CHANGELOG for more details

Fixes:

  • Bug fixes & UI design improvements

Update Procedure:

  1. Download application images.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Update release tags on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with migration-for-201909
  4. Set the environment variable ENCRYPTION_SERVICE_KEY and ENCRYPTION_SERVICE_SALT in every service
    • In other words, you have to set them in sideci.env, catpost.env, and setaria.env files
    • ENCRYPTION_SERVICE_KEY should be random string
    • ENCRYPTION_SERVICE_SALT must be 32 byte of random string
  5. Run the following "Commands 1" to apply the database changes
  6. Update release tags on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with release-201909.0
  7. Run the following "Commands 2" to apply the database changes
  8. Start applications.

Commands 1:

docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails db:migrate VERSION=20190716022318
docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20190723_copy_encrypted_attributes_to_new_attributes.rb

docker-compose run --rm catpost_web bundle exec rails db:migrate VERSION=20190725081720
docker-compose run --rm catpost_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20190725_copy_url_to_url2.rb

docker-compose run --rm setaria_web bundle exec rails db:migrate VERSION=20190712075148
docker-compose run --rm setaria_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20190712_copy_ssh_key_to_ssh_key2.rb

Commands 2:

docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails db:migrate
docker-compose run --rm catpost_web bundle exec rails db:migrate
docker-compose run --rm setaria_web bundle exec rails db:migrate

The following environment variables are no longer required after running the above commands:

  • GITHUB_OAUTH_HEAD_ENCRYPTION_KEY
  • URL_ENCRYPTION_KEY
  • SSH_KEY_ENCRYPTION_KEY

release-201904

Notes:

From this release, SSH key generation on the repository page settings is limited to only admin users.

Features:

  • Analysis Tools Updates
  • Users can choose the versions of Ruby related tools with Gemfile.lock or sider.yml
    • See here for more details
  • Support JSON, HCL and TOML languages in code highlighting on the pull request page
  • Redesign the pull request page to separate into Issues and Tools tabs
  • Support Sider Enterprise without Pusher configuration
  • Support Markdown format in issue messages on the pull request page
    • You can now write the messages of your custom rules with Markdown format

Fixes:

  • Bug fixes & UI design improvements

Update Procedure:

See Update.

release-201903

Notes:

From this release, Sider Enterprise only starts analyses of the pull requests created by users who have signed up Sider Enterprise, with the exception of ones by Bot account. In other words, pull request authors must sign up Sider Enterprise if they want their pull requests to get analyzed.

Features:

Fixes:

  • Bug fixes & UI design improvements

Update Procedure:

See Update.

release-201902

Features:

  • Redesign the pull request page to stick the navigation header on top of it
  • Improve RuboCop analysis so that users can install gems more flexibly (see our blog)
  • Add self-signup restriction
    • You can restrict your users from signing up by themselves
    • Set environment variable RESTRICT_SIGN_UP to true on sideci to enable this feature

Fixes:

  • Bug fixes & UI design improvements

Update Procedure:

See Update.

catpost: ACTION_MAILER_DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL is required

ACTION_MAILER_DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL is now required and cannot be empty. See Configure gem page for details.

setaria: ACTION_MAILER_DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL is required

ACTION_MAILER_DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL is now required and cannot be empty. See Configure gem page for details.

setaria: Analyzer containers start in the parent containers' network

Analyzer containers now run in the parent (setaria_worker) containers' network. If you want to run the analyzer containers in the default network, specify an environment variable RUNNER_USE_DEFAULT_NETWORK=1.

release-2019013001

  • Fix user deletion function on Admin page

Notes:

This release is applied to only sideci.

Update Procedure:

Follow the below steps:

  1. Run docker-compose down to stop applications
  2. Replace docker image tags of "sideci_web" and "sideci_worker" with release-2019013001 in "docker-compose.yml"
  3. Run docker-compose run sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate db:seed_fu
  4. Run docker-compose up to start applications

release-2019011001

Features:

  • Update the Admin Dashboard page to show more detailed statistics
  • Redesign the repository settings page
  • Redesign the display of issues on the pull request page
  • Add support for GitHub Apps (see our blog)

Fixes:

  • Bug fixes & UI design improvements
  • Remove "Account & Billing" from the organization page because it's not necessary for Sider Enterprise

Notes:

  • Drop support for translation of issues (For more details, see our blog)

Update Procedure:

This release requires you to configure additional settings.

First, follow the guide to create a GitHub App on your GitHub Enterprise.

Secondly, set the environment variable ACTION_MAILER_DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL in sideci.env, catpost.env, and setaria.env file. For example, you can set it support@example.com. This email address is used when sending system error. See here.

After that, update Sider Enterprise as usual (See here).

release-2018121001

Features:

Fixes:

  • Validations of environment variables
    • Previously, sideci would start even if required environment variables were missing, which can lead to runtime errors. The server will now raise an error at startup if any required environment variables are missing.

Update Procedure:

See Update.

release-2018111201

Features:

Fixes:

Update Procedure:

See Update.

And you MUST run this command:

$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20181105_remove_unused_tools.rb

release-2018101201

Features:

Fixes:

  • Bug fixes
  • Use HTTPS for Pusher
    • Although using HTTP, the data leakage has not occurred because we have not included secure data in Pusher payload. We just use it for triggering dispatch in browsers

Update Procedure:

See Update.

release-2018091101

Features:

  • Send emails when the inline comments fail

Fixes:

  • Fixed several UI issues
  • Bug fixes

Update Procedure:

See Update.

release-2018081501

Main changes are as follows.

Fixes:

  • Fix failure to delete users on admin page

release-2018072001

Main changes are as follows.

Fixes:

  • Fix failure to rendering analysis results page and newsfeed pages when pull requests which had been opened since several month ago remained on Sider.

Update Procedure:

For updating, see also Update.

  1. Download the application image of sideci.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Refresh release tag on docker-compose.yml.
    • For sideci_web and sideci_worker, replace older release tags with release-2018072001.
  4. Start applications.

release-2018071701

Main changes are as follows.

Features:

  • Enable to change language(English/Japanese) on account page.

Update Procedure:

This update has required to apply changes to database.

  1. Download application images.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Refresh release tags on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with release-2018071701.
  4. Run migration process(as follows commands).
  5. Start applications.

Commands:

$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate VERSION=20180621063716
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r 'User.where(locale: nil).find_each { |user| user.update!(locale: :ja) }'
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ docker-compose run --rm catpost_web bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ docker-compose run --rm setaria_web bundle exec rake db:migrate

You can use :en instead of :ja. When you set :ja in the command, you will use Sider pages in Japanese. On the other hand, when you set :en, you will do it in English.

Although, in those commands, you have to set the same languages, :ja or :en, to execute migration scripts, any users can change language on their account pages. This article has explained about the feature.

release-2018061501

Main changes are as follows.

Changes:

  • Change context name of commit status to Sider from ci/sideci on pull request pages.

If you have enabled Required for ci/sideci as "Require status checks" on repository settings, you have to disable it before update. After applying changes, require status check with Sider.

Commit Status Context

Update Procedure:

For updating, see also Update.

  1. Download application images.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Refresh release tag on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with release-2018061501.
  4. Start applications.

release-2018051401

Update Procedure:

Apply the update with following steps.

  1. Download application images.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Refresh release tags on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with release-2018051401.
  4. Run migration process(as follows commands).
  5. Start applications.

Commands:

$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate VERSION=20180423083742
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r 'Services::ApiCacheRefreshService.refresh_all!'
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ docker-compose run --rm catpost_web bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ docker-compose run --rm setaria_web bundle exec rake db:migrate

release-2018041601

Update Procedure:

Apply the update with following steps.

  1. Download application images.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Refresh release tags on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with release-2018041601.
  4. Run migration process(as follows commands).
  5. Start applications.

Commands:

$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate VERSION=20180326070805
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20180402_set_display_name_from_name_in_organizations.rb
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ docker-compose run --rm catpost_web bundle exec rake db:migrate
$ docker-compose run --rm setaria_web bundle exec rake db:migrate

release-2018030701

We highly recommend to stop all services when applying this update.

You can stop all services with command:

$ docker-compose down

Update Procedure:

Apply the update with following steps.

  1. Download application images.
  2. Stop applications.
  3. Refresh release tags on docker-compose.yml.
    • Replace older release tags with release-2018030701.
  4. Run migration process(as follows commands).
  5. Start applications.

In addition to the steps, you have to do other 2 steps:

Replace a Value on docker-compose.yml

This version has fixed that pull request status had been the same as SaaS side. To apply the fix, replace command of sideci_worker with below:

bundle exec sidekiq -C ./config/sidekiq.yml

Update Database

With following commands, update database:

$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20180220_ghrepo_null2false.rb
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20180123_migrate_trial_subscriptions.rb
$ docker-compose run --rm sideci_web bundle exec rails r script/migrate/20180302_update_last_analyzed_at_of_pull_requests.rb

These commands will

  • apply database update by SideCI refactoring.
  • fix failure to render old analysis on pull requests page.

release-2018010801

Initial release🎉

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