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July 4, 2022
Auto-cancel prebuilds on outdated commits
During development, sometimes a number of commits occur within a short period of time, which can trigger and queue multiple prebuilds for the same branch.
Gitpod will now auto-cancel pending or running prebuilds on the same branch when new commits are pushed, efficiently processing the queue and making sure workspaces always use prebuilds with the latest commits.
Auto-cancellation has been enabled by default for all projects, but you can disable this behavior in project settings.
Roadmap updates
JetBrains - Roadmap issue: #7956 Beta
Fixes and improvements
- #11083 - Fix the start-workspace flow for when a prebuild got auto-cancelled
- #11074 - Fix prebuild permissions
- #11072 - Resolve performance degradation issue by changing ws-proxy to not use the target host when serving workspace port route
- #11026 - Improve reliability of log streaming for image builds and prebuilds
- #10836 - Provide endpoint that allows retrieving information about the workspace from within the workspace
- #10696 - Prebuild status is shown under the logs when starting a workspace.
- #10962 - Automatically cancel outdated prebuilds (i.e. new commits are pushed on a branch). This behavior can be disabled in the project’s settings.
- #10952 - Update docker compose to v2.6.1
- #10882, #10727 - Fix prebuilds stuck in
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