What's New

CVE-2025-4892 — Fixed a path traversal vulnerability in the build artifact storage service that could allow unauthorized read access. All instances patched automatically. No user action required.

Upgraded all internal API communication to mTLS. Added certificate rotation automation and HSTS headers across all edge endpoints.

Resolved a memory leak in the build agent process that caused gradual memory accumulation over 48+ hours of continuous builds. Memory usage now stabilizes after initial allocation.

Enhanced the distributed build cache with content-addressable hashing and smarter invalidation. Teams reporting significant CI time reductions, especially for monorepo projects.

Resolved an upstream timeout configuration issue on EU-West edge nodes that caused intermittent 502 errors during peak traffic. Fixed by increasing upstream timeout and adding connection pooling.

The git sync --full command would hang indefinitely when syncing repositories with more than 50,000 commits. Added streaming mode and progress reporting.

Create custom automation workflows that trigger on git events. Auto-assign reviewers, run custom checks, manage release channels, and more — all through a visual workflow builder.

Map your own domains to preview and production deployments. Automatic SSL certificate provisioning via Let's Encrypt with zero-touch renewal. Wildcard domain support included.

Native monorepo detection and incremental builds. Only rebuild and redeploy the parts of your monorepo that changed. Supports Nx, Turborepo, and custom configurations.

The .git CLI tool now requires Node.js 18+ or Bun 1.0+ to run. Drop support for Node.js 16. Run npm install -g @git/cli@latest to upgrade.

Webhook payloads for rapid commit sequences are now batched to reduce delivery volume. Duplicate events from the same commit are automatically deduplicated at the edge.

Analytics charts were caching data for 5 minutes, causing delayed updates. Switched to real-time streaming for all deployment and performance metrics.

Deploy serverless functions that run at the edge with cold starts under 100ms. Write in TypeScript, Go, or Rust. Automatic scaling with per-request billing. Access request/response middleware directly.

Built-in distributed tracing, structured logging, and custom metrics. Correlate deployments with performance impact. Export to Datadog, Grafana, or New Relic with one-click integrations.

Define and manage multiple deployment environments with isolated configs, databases, and domains. Promote deployments between environments with approval workflows.

Legacy Heroku-style buildpacks are deprecated as of v2.2 and will be removed in v3.0. Use the git migrate-buildpack command to automatically convert to Dockerfiles.

Implemented blue-green rollback with instant traffic switching. Rollback any deployment to a previous state in under 2 seconds with zero downtime.

Pro plan API rate limits increased from 100 to 1000 requests/minute. Enterprise plans now have configurable limits. WebSocket API also added for real-time events.

SSH key authentication would intermittently fail for repositories with special characters in the path. Fixed by properly encoding path components in SSH URLs.

When multiple pushes happened simultaneously, deployments could overwrite each other. Added deployment queueing with deterministic ordering based on commit timestamp.

Browse, install, and configure community plugins from our new marketplace. Over 100 plugins available at launch including monitoring, security scanning, linting, and more.

Native GitHub Actions integration. Trigger .git deployments directly from your .github/workflows files. Actions are also available for manual deployments and environment management.

Complete dark mode redesign across the entire dashboard. Automatic detection of system preference with manual override. High contrast mode also added for accessibility.

Large File Storage transfers now use parallel streaming with up to 8 concurrent connections. LFS upload/download speeds improved by up to 4x for large binary assets.

Enterprise SSO sessions were not properly syncing with identity provider expiry settings. Sessions now correctly expire when the IdP session ends, and refresh tokens are properly rotated.

Built from the ground up on a new architecture. Rust backend, TypeScript frontend, and a redesigned deployment engine. Everything is faster, more reliable, and more extensible.

Brand new REST API v2 with full resource support and a GraphQL API for complex queries. GraphQL endpoint at api.git.dev/graphql with introspection and playground.

API v1 endpoints are no longer active. Migrate to API v2 using our automated migration tool: git api-migrate --from=v1 --to=v2. Detailed breaking changes documented in the migration guide.

Build configuration in .git/config.yaml replaces the old app.json format. The CLI will auto-convert on first deploy. See docs for the new schema.

New container runtime with optimized layer caching and instant warm-up strategies. Cold starts now average 800ms down from previous 8s. Predictable performance under all conditions.

.git is now SOC 2 Type II certified. Full audit report available to Enterprise customers. Enhanced access controls, encrypted secrets management, and compliance dashboards.