Release notes

Changelog

What's new in DevPulsr — shipped features, improvements, and fixes. We ship every 2–3 weeks. If you're evaluating whether we're actively maintained, this page is the answer.

Release history

GitLab support (Beta)

  • GitLab.com and self-hosted GitLab 16+ now supported via Merge Request webhooks
  • Annotations posted as GitLab MR review comments inline in the diff
  • GitLab OAuth login available on Team and Enterprise plans
  • Configuration parity with GitHub integration — same permission model, same analysis suite

False-positive reduction in semantic analysis

  • Reduced false-positive rate on async/await patterns in TypeScript by 34%
  • Improved handling of optional chaining operators in null-deref detection
  • Fixed incorrect "missing return" finding on arrow functions with implicit returns

GraphQL contract checking

  • GraphQL schema diffs now trigger contract checking on field removal, type changes, and nullable additions
  • Supports schema.graphql files and SDL schema federation (Apollo Federation 2)
  • Breaking changes flagged with resolver impact analysis — shows which query operations are affected

Velocity dashboard v2

  • Per-engineer PR cycle time breakdown — see individual contributor trends without leaderboard framing
  • Reviewer load distribution chart — surface imbalanced review assignments automatically
  • Trend comparison: current sprint vs. previous sprint, vs. team baseline
  • CSV export for all velocity metrics (Team and Enterprise)

Analysis speed improvements

  • Median analysis time reduced from 145s to 89s through parallel pass execution
  • Incremental context loading — only re-fetches schema files when they change
  • P95 latency improvement: 240s → 160s for large changesets (>500 lines)

Slack integration and dismissal workflow

  • Post analysis summaries to Slack channels with configurable severity thresholds
  • One-click "Acknowledge" dismissal on any annotation — dismissals tracked per-engineer and visible in dashboard
  • Configurable notification policies: critical-only, all findings, or velocity summaries