What's new?

Important: After the 17.9 release, we made an announcement asking users to hold off upgrading their GoCD instance. We found an issue (#3834) affecting a small set of users. This release provides a fix for the same.

Critical Bug Fixes

• 05598d8 - Unable to start the server after 17.9.0 upgrade. (#3834)

Other Changes

• 176ebc2 - Fix for no plugins visible after 17.9.0 upgrade. (#3829)

Docker Images

• We have made a few changes to the GoCD Server and the GoCD Agent Docker images.

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Ankur K, Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Emily Luke, Ganesh S Patil, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Louda Peña, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh N, Roman Gorodeckij, Senthil R, Suzie Prince, Varsha Varadarajan

Note

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Improvements

• 928c585 - Grouping elastic profile by plugin ID. (#3772)

  We have created an organized view of the elastic agent profiles. Now, you can view them by the type of elastic agent plugin (Docker Swarm, OpenStack, ECS etc.), making it easier to find a particular profile.

  

• 1c1f2fe - Administrators can choose to edit a Pipeline with one-click from the Value Stream Map.

  

• ca7c3fa - Addition of a request processor to allow plugin authors to query information from the GoCD server. (#3401)

API Changes

• 0587f21 - Introduction of version 3 of Plugin Info API to include extension related information. (#3719)
• d53ed38 - Introduction of Plugin Settings API v1. (#3599)

Bug Fixes

• 4c9e3c9 - Removed memory leaks from agent bootstrapper.

  GoCD agents are designed to automatically upgrade themselves when the GoCD server is upgraded. This requires the currently running agent to release all resources before exiting and handing over control to a newer version of the agent process. There were some file system resource and memory leaks that have been identified which affect versions of go-agent bootstrapper between 17.4 and 17.8. We recommend that users either upgrade their gocd server and agent versions to the latest version, or restart the agent process to release any memory and filesystem resources that may be locked by the agent process.

• e538ba0 - Check if agent is disabled before job assignment.
• d47180f - Addition of a few more fields to materials form which is used in creation of pipelines.
• 8f6cc6c - Send request headers from server to plugins.
• 0eab696 - Stage and job related warnings should not be logged for a rerun stage/job. (#3753)
• 8f66499 - Fixes select all bug on admin edit in environment page. (#3737)
• 793d198 - Redirect authenticated user to home page on re-authentication.

Docker Images

• GoCD images make logs available to docker by writing them to STDOUT. Users can access the logs anytime by executing   docker logs   in both server and agent containers.
• We've launched an updated GoCD Agent docker image for the latest version of Alpine (3.6)

Breaking Changes

If you are using the commercial Amazon ECS Elastic Agent Plugin, upgrading to GoCD 17.9.0 would require a plugin upgrade to V2.0.0.

Deprecations

• As of release 17.9, version 2 of the plugin info API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.12.0 release (scheduled to be released in December 2017). Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 17.5, authentication plugin endpoints have been deprecated. Support for this plugin will be removed in 18.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2018). Plugin developers are encouraged to migrate their plugins to use the Authorization Plugins that were introduced.

  Authentication plugins

  • Google OAuth Login

  • GitHub OAuth Login

  • GitLab(CE) OAuth Login

  • TLS Client Certificates Login

  • Strong Auth Plugin

  • Guest Login

• As of 17.5, support for in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication have been deprecated. Support for these authentication mechanisms would be removed in 17.10 release (scheduled to be released in October 2017). Existing configuration will be automatically migrated to use the new in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication plugins. No other actions necessary.

• As of 17.8, the phusion based docker server and agent images are deprecated in favour of the new docker server and agent images. Support for the phusion images will be removed in 17.11.0 (scheduled to be released in November 2017). We provide support for the docker images for GoCD agents across the following operating systems - Alpine 3.5, CentOS 6 & 7 , Debian 7 & 8, Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04 & 16.04

Other Changes

• dc39953 - Config repo change attribute "plugin" to "pluginId". (#3672)
• 3c9a8f1 - Addition of a toggle to make pipeline quick edit page as a default page. (#3722)
• 19210e4 - Always open console tab when job name is clicked. (#3742)

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Ankur K, Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Emily Luke, Ganesh S Patil, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Louda Peña, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Pedro Carriço, Rajiesh N, Senthil R, Stephen Murby, Suzie Prince, Tim Brown, Varsha Varadarajan

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Pipeline as Code

With this release, GoCD supports Pipeline as code, out of the box. We've bundled the JSON config repo plugin and the YAML config repo plugin with the GoCD server. A shout out to our core contributor Tomasz Sętkowski for maintaining these plugins.

Amazon ECS Elastic Agent Plugin

ThoughtWorks now offers a new commercial plugin which allows you to run elastic agents on Amazon ECS. The plugin takes care of spinning up and shutting down EC2 instances based on the need of your deployment pipeline. For more information about this, click here.

Improvements

• 1ccb029 - Ensure order of auth_config is used to authenticate users. (#3608)
• 36d546e - Removed support for Team Foundation Server 2010. Users can continue to use GoCD with TFS 2012, 2013, 2015 and Visual Studio Team Services.
• d7c4d16 - Display pause text in pipeline history. (#2784)
• 52ac924 - Save agent hostname and ip address as part of build history. This information will be displayed on the job details page for all kinds of agents. (#3368)

Docker Images

• Some improvements have been made to reduce the size of the docker GoCD server image. Please check the changelog here.
• Some improvements have been made to create slimmer docker GoCD agent images. Please check the changelog here. We provide support for the docker images for GoCD agents across the following operating systems - Alpine 3.5, CentOS 6 & 7 , Debian 7 & 8, Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04 & 16.04

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated. Please note the timeframe of when they will be removed.

• As of 17.5, support for in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication have been deprecated. Support for these authentication mechanisms would be removed in 17.9 release (scheduled to be released in September 2017). Existing configuration will be automatically migrated to use the new in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication plugins. No other action necessary.

• As of 17.5, authentication plugin endpoints have been deprecated. Support for this plugin will be removed in 18.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2018). Plugin developers are encouraged to migrate their plugins to use the Authorization Plugins that were introduced.

  Authentication plugins

  • Google OAuth Login

  • GitHub OAuth Login

  • GitLab(CE) OAuth Login

  • TLS Client Certificates Login

  • Strong Auth Plugin

  • Guest Login

• As of 17.8, the phusion based docker server and agent images are deprecated in favour of the new docker server and agent images. Support for the phusion images will be removed in 17.11.0. We provide support for the docker images for GoCD agents across the following operating systems - Alpine 3.5, CentOS 6 & 7 , Debian 7 & 8, Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04 & 16.04

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Ankur K, Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Emily Luke, Huimin Li, Isabelle Carter, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Kyle Olivo, Louda Peña, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Marques Lee, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh N, Senthil R, Suzie Prince, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Victor Nascimento

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Security Fixes

Important: This release comes on the back of 17.6.0 as we have identified a critical security vulnerability with 17.5.0 and 17.6.0. If you are on 17.5.0 or 17.6.0, please upgrade immediately to this version to keep your GoCD server secure. We want to give sometime for users to upgrade before disclosing the details of the vulnerability.

Important

There has been a critical security vulnerabilty identified with this release, fixes for the same have been provided in 17.7.0. If you are on 17.6.0, please upgrade immediately to 17.7.0 to keep your GoCD sever and agent secure.

Security Fixes

This release has critical security fixes to prevent CSRF, XSS and Session hijacking exploits. We highly recommend users to upgrade to keep your GoCD server and agent secure. Thanks 4cad for reporting these issues.

Improvements

• 42c681d - Added option to skip agent startup on windows. (#3577)

  This adds a /START_AGENT=NO to prevent the agent service from starting up when performing a headless installation on windows. See the documentation for more details.

• 2c95a10 - Improve timestamp rendering on some pages. (#3574)

  This improves the timestamp rendering on the job details, stage details and pipeline compare pages. You will now see timestamps in your local timezone.

  

  

• 9450dba - Add a "Rerun Failed" button to rerun failed jobs. (#3570)

  

• The in-built password file authentication plugin now supports bcrypt, which is a stronger password hashing function. GoCD server adminstrators should migrate SHA1 passwords to use bcrypt instead.

API Enhancements

• Introduced a GitHub webhook API to accept push events on a GitHub repository or repositories in a GitHub organization.

Bug Fixes

• 88f1678 - Disable trigger with options button for view user in the environments page. (#3602)

• dba8212 - Javascript error when saving user preferences. (#3576)

• 30615dc - Reduce the amount of plugins that an agent downloads and initializes. (#3584)

  This should reduce the amount of data an agent downloads when a plugin is installed, or the server is upgraded. This will also help reduce the amount of memory used by the GoCD agent process.

Breaking Changes

• 8dfb1a9 - Removed Environments Config API v1. (#3606)

  Version 1 of the Environment Config API was deprecated in 17.3. Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated. Please note the timeframe of when they will be removed.

• As of 17.5, support for in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication have been deprecated. Support for these authentication mechanisms would be removed in 17.9 release (scheduled to be released in September 2017). Existing configuration will be automatically migrated to use the new in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication plugins. No other action necessary.

• The Authorization Plugin endpoints were introduced as an extension to the existing Authentication Plugin endpoints, with this Authentication Plugin endpoint were deprecated as of 17.5.0. Support for this plugin would be removed in 18.1 (scheduled to be release in January 2018). Plugin developers are encouraged to migrate their plugins to use the new Authorization Plugins.

  Authentication plugins

  • Google OAuth Login

  • GitHub OAuth Login

  • GitLab(CE) OAuth Login

  • TLS Client Certificates Login

  • Strong Auth Plugin

  • Guest Login

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Drew Sonne, Jyoti Singh, Kerry Wilson, Ketan Padegaonkar, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh N, Sean Escriva, Stephen Murby, Varsha Varadarajan

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Important

There has been a critical security vulnerabilty identified with this release, fixes for the same have been provided in 17.7.0. If you are on 17.5.0, please upgrade immediately to 17.7.0 to keep your GoCD sever and agent secure.

Authorization Plugin

Authorization Plugin extension was released as beta in GoCD 17.2.0, over the last couple of releases there has been more work done around fine tuning the endpoint. With this release we are taking the Authorization Plugin endpoint out of beta.

Action required: Early adopters of this extension will have to update their plugins to handle the updated API calls before upgrading GoCD. Refer to the Authorization Plugin Endpoint documentation for the latest changes.

The built-in LDAP and password file based authentication mechanisms have been deprecated and disabled in favor of separate plugins which implement the new Authorization Plugin extensions. The new plugins provide more functionality, with the benefit of allowing users to customize the behavior of these plugins. These plugins are bundled with the GoCD server, so no action will be required from users. Existing passwordFile and ldap configuration would be migrated to make use of these plugins.

• LDAP/AD authentication plugin

  The bundled LDAP/AD authentication plugin will now allow users to connect to and authenticate with multiple LDAP/AD servers in their organizations. Early adopters of this plugin using the experimental build will have to make changes to their config. Refer to the plugin changelog to see the changes between experimental release to latest stable release.

• Password File Authentication Plugin

  The bundled Password File Authentication Plugin currently supports only SHA1 hashed passwords, but support for other hashing functions is on its way.

There are 2 new sets of pages that allows configuring the authorization plugins and mapping of GoCD roles to users.

API Enhancements

• Introduced a current user API that allows the logged in user to manage their profile.
• Introduced a notification filters API that allows the logged in user to manage their email notification subscriptions.
• Introduced a authorization configuration API that allows admins to configure Authorization plugins.
• Introduced a roles API that allows admins to manage user roles.

Bug Fixes

• 9cec83f - Stop very large file systems (EFS) from being identified as having no space. (#3426)

  Large filesystems like EFS, have an amount of storage that exceeds what can be addressed with a java long type (263-1). Any storage space greater than 263-1, will be shown to be 263-1.

• 2b06534 - Pipeline not getting unlocked upon a successful run. (#3497)

  Fixed a issue of pipelines not getting unlocked even upon a successful run of the last stage during a race condition.

• 26bfeab - Avoid catastrophic regex backtracking during config save. (#3551)

  Fixed an issue to avoid catastrophic regex backtracking during xsd validation of custom task command.

• 2a21e7c - Using UTF-8 to read console to fix encoding issue. (#3486)

• e89fdb6 - CCTray permission bug fix. (#3516)

  Allow users to see all pipelines in CCTray when no global superadmins are setup to make the behavior consistent with dashboard.

Breaking Changes

• bd64d11 - Removed Templates API v2. (#3441)

  Version 2 of the Templates API was deprecated in 17.1. Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated. Please note the timeframe of when they will be removed.

• Support for in-built password file and LDAP/AD authentication have been deprecated as of this release. Support for these authentication mechanisms would be removed in 17.9 release (scheduled to be released in September 2017).

• As of release 17.3, version 1 of the Environment Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.6 release (scheduled to be released in June 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

• The Authorization Plugin endpoints were introduced as an extension to the existing Authentication Plugin endpoints, with this we are deprecating the Authentication Plugin endpoint. Support for this plugin would be removed in 18.1 (scheduled to be release in January 2018). Plugin developers are encouraged to migrate their plugins to use the new Authorization Plugins.

  Authentication plugins

  • Google OAuth Login

  • GitHub OAuth Login

  • GitLab(CE) OAuth Login

  • TLS Client Certificates Login

  • Strong Auth Plugin

  • Guest Login

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Aravind SV, Badri J, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Chris Northwood, David Rice, Emily Luke, Huimin Li, Isabelle Carter, Jen Marley, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Kiera Radman, Kyle Olivo, Louda Peña, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Marques Lee, Rajiesh N, Suzie Prince, Varsha Varadarajan

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

UI Enhancements

• d6d59fb - Enhanced console log view with an option to expand/collapse outputs of comamnds. (#3199)

  

• a4d669c - Full screen mode for console logs. (#3293)

  

• 8bcc3c7 - Add toggles to timestamps. (#3199)

  

• f4a3b07 - Job run history dropdown. (#3299)

  

• 87b223c - Errors/warnings box in the header. (#3378)

  

• b9e1c20 - Colored border to bottom of job details header. (#3408)

  

Authorization Plugin (Beta)

There has been more work done around fine tuning the Authorization Plugin endpoints, as part of this some of the plugin API calls have changed. Action required: Early adopters of this extension will have to update their plugins to handle the updated API calls before upgrading Go. Refer Authorization Plugin Endpoint documentation for the latest changes.

• eddecb7 - Verify Connection API response has status, message and errors. (#3395)

Performance Improvements

• 11f19db - Moving pipeline state to a separate table which for now contains locked information about the pipeline. Read locks is held only if we are loading the state from db. (#3204)

Other Improvements

• 0ac7678 - Displaying pipeline schedule time as localtime on dashboard, environments page and pipeline-history page. Users can hover over it to see timezone information. (#3417)
• d13f81a - Switch agent-bootstrapper to use the new logging mechanism. The bootstrapper now has its own agent-bootstrapper-log4j.properties file under the config directory. (#3267)
• 567820c - Switch agent-launcher to use the new logging mechanism. The launcher now has its own agent-launcher-log4j.properties file under the config directory.
• b1af25f - Display plugin name instead of plugin id in the dropdown in the elastic agent profiles page. (#3324)

Bug Fixes

• ba510ad - Server now checks if the elastic agent is brought up by the same plugin as was expected by the scheduled elastic job during assignment. (#3418)
• b0f4359 - Handle pluggable task view when task plugin is missing. (#3320)
• 404002e - Render the elastic agent icon only if the plugin info exists for the elastic agent. (#3314)

Security Fixes

• 51de8bc - Encrypting secure variables for Elastic Agent plugin settings. (#3356)

Breaking Changes

• #3267 - On GoCD agents installed on windows or if using the zip installers, logs will now be written to logs directory instead of the working directory. This would be a breaking change only if there are custom scripts relying on the logs location.

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed.

• As of release 17.1, version 2 of the Templates API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.5 release (scheduled to be released in April 2017). Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 17.3, version 1 of the Environment Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.6 release (scheduled to be released in June 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

Docker Images and AMIs

• The GoCD server docker image is now alpine based with support for volume mounts.
  • To find out what changed in the docker server image, please refer to the changelog.
• You can download the docker images for GoCD agents across the following operating systems - Centos 6 & 7 , Debian 7 & 8, Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04 & 16.04
  • To find out what changed in the docker agent images, please refer to the changelog.

• The old phusion based docker images have been moved, they can found under gocd-server-deprecated and gocd-agent-deprecated. We shall stop support for these images in release 17.7 (scheduled to be released in July 2017).

• We have an Amazon Linux based AMI for the GoCD Server making it very simple to launch GoCD server on your AWS EC2 instance.
• We have an Amazon Linux based AMI for a demo GoCD Server and Agent making it very simple to get started with GoCD on your AWS EC2 instance.

Feedback is appreciated. Please log your feedback or issues on github for the following -

• GoCD Server - https://github.com/gocd/docker-gocd-server
• GoCD Agent - https://github.com/gocd/docker-gocd-agent
• GoCD AMI - https://github.com/gocd/gocd-cloud

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Aravind SV, Badri Janakiraman, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Ganesh S Patil, Isabelle Carter, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Kiera Radman, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Markandan R, Marques Lee, Rajiesh N, Suzie Prince, Varsha Varadarajan

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

UI Enhancements

• 320f223 - Enhanched job/stage status accessibility with addition of symbols to signify stage and job statuses. (#3233)

  

• cfc778e - Build status indicator moved from build summary to breadcrumb toolbar. (#3270)

  

• 5478a54 - Agents page improvement for better identification of elastic agents by addition of icon related to the type of agent in use. (#3276)

  

API Enhancements

6986dcc - Added v2 of Environment Config API with support to PATCH environment-variables. (#3080)

Authorization Plugin (Beta)

There has been more work done around fine tuning the Authorization Plugin endpoints, as part of this some of the plugin API calls have changed. Action required: Early adopters of this extension will have to update their plugins to handle the updated API calls before upgrading Go. Refer Authorization Plugin Endpoint documentation for the latest changes.

Other Improvements

• 262c107 - Pipeline Quick Edit, disable edit until save completes. (#3266)

Bug Fixes

• 8224568 - This fixes 17.2.0 upgrade failures in cases where cruise_config xml had encrypted values with spaces. (#3244)
• 4db0550 - Agents page retain sort order across page refresh. (#3226)
• 73e0292 - Elastic Agents, fixed reduntant agent creation calls to the plugin. (#3193)
• 5d75f45 - Agents page memory leak fix. (#3217)

Breaking Changes

• On GoCD servers installed on windows or if using the zip installers, logs will now be written to logs directory instead of the working directory. This would be a breaking change only if there are custom scripts relying on the logs location.
• The gocd/gocd-server docker image now uses alpine as the base image. The phusion images are still supported for GoCD 17.3.0 and can be found at gocd-server-deprecated should you wish to use it.
• The gocd/gocd-server docker image no longer recognizes the latest tag. Please use docker pull gocd/gocd-server:v17.3.0 instead.
• The gocd/gocd-agent docker image no longer exists. We have a variety of agent images for different distributions. If you wish to continue with the old agent image, please use gocd-agent-deprecated instead.

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed.

• As of release 17.1, version 2 of the Templates API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.4 release (scheduled to be released in April 2017). Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 17.3, version 1 of the Environment Config API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.6 release (scheduled to be released in June 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

Docker Images and AMIs

• The GoCD server docker image is now alpine based with support for volume mounts, with this going forward there will be no more support for phusion based images.
• You can download the docker images for GoCD agents across the following operating systems - Centos 6 & 7 , Debian 7 & 8, Ubuntu 12.04, 14.04 & 16.04
• We have also introduced an Amazon Linux based AMI for the GoCD Server making it very simple to launch GoCD server on your AWS EC2 instance.
• The old phusion based images have been moved, they can found under gocd-server-deprecated and gocd-agent-deprecated.

Feedback is appreciated. Please log your feedback or issues on github for the following -

• GoCD Server - https://github.com/gocd/docker-gocd-server
• GoCD Agent - https://github.com/gocd/docker-gocd-agent
• GoCD AMI - https://github.com/gocd/gocd-cloud

Contributors

Ankit Srivastava, Aravind SV, Barrow KwanBhupendrakumar Piprava, Etienne Dysli Metref, Ganesh S Patil, Isabelle Carter, Junaid Shah, Jyoti Singh, Karel Bemelmans, Ketan Padegaonkar, Kiera Radman, Kyle Olivo, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Marques Lee, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Varsha Varadarajan

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Authorization Plugin Endpoint (beta)

GoCD currently supports password-file, LDAP and plugin based authentication.

In addition to authentication, GoCD offers authorization by restricting certain operations to specific users and groups of users ("roles").

Without the use of authorization plugins, roles can only be managed through GoCD and it does not provide an ability to use roles defined in systems used for authentication (for example in LDAP groups). With this limitation, administrators need to configure roles in multiples places.

The introduction of the authorization plugin endpoint (Beta) allows GoCD to delegate both authentication and authorization of users to plugins. The plugins will have the flexibility to use any identity service providers like LDAP, Google, GitHub etc.

Authorization Plugin Endpoint (beta) documentation is available. We have built LDAP Authentication plugin using the Authorization Plugin Endpoint, this plugin supports only authentication. We would recommend developers to write plugins which support both authentication and authorization and provide us feedback to enhance this endpoint.

Feature Enhancements

• c088435 - Template Authorization UI and API enhancements.

  • All pipeline group admins by default provided view permission to templates. Super admin can restrict this access.
  • Super admin can provide template view access to users/roles.
  • Allow template admins to delete templates via UI and API

  

Other Improvements

• 3b9f54b - Go server/agent services do not get started on a new installation for debian and rpm based installations in order to allow users to make configuration changes before starting them up. (#3119)

Bug Fixes

• 7ddf84e - User search functionality - Search through plugins implementing AuthenticationExtension. (#3107)
• ad1a118 - Sort resources and environments alphabetically on agents page selector dropdown. (#3134)
• Multiple UI fixes on the old and new themes.

Security Fixes

• a837fc0 - Ensures passwords in git or hg material url's is masked before logging or using in server health message. (#3171)

Breaking changes

• 8f88269 - Removed support for API based plugins. (#3102)

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.2.0

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller
  • Docker Registry Poller - 1
  • Docker Registry Poller - 2
  • Puppet Forge repository poller

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task
  • XUnit Converter
  • Publish to S3
  • Fetch from S3
  • Powershell Task
  • RapidDeploy Package Builder
  • RapidDeploy Job Runner
  • Maven Task Plugin
  • Publish to Artifactory

• a6f1fac - Removed Pipeline Config API V2. (#3174)

  As of release 16.12, version 2 of the Pipeline Config API was deprecated. Version 3 of the API is available going forward. Users are encouraged to use it.

• 5a208ba - Removed Plugin Info API V1. (#3143)

  As of release 16.12, version 1 of the Plugin Info API was deprecated. Version 2 of the API is available going forward. Users are encouraged to use it.

• Stopped support for git versions older than 1.9.

  As of release 16.12, git versions older than 1.9 were deprecated. Users are recommended to upgrade git on the GoCD server and agents (if git is used as a material). We are aware that the linux distributions have an older version of git installed by default. Please refer to this and/or this to upgrade git.

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed.

• As of release 17.1, version 2 of the Templates API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.4 release (scheduled to be released in April 2017). Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

Contributors

Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Dmitry Ledentsov, Ganesh S Patil, Isabelle Carter, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Kyle Olivo, Lubaina R, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Markandan R, NaveenBhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Stephen Gran, Sumanth Kumar Mora, Varsha Varadarajan, cnenning

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Performance Improvement

• 2ae7fdb - Full config save optimization. (#2912)

  Optimization to full config save through UI and API to give significant improvements in the config save time. Our performance runs show full config save times reduced by half.

API Enhancements

• 467cf5f - Encryption API to encrypt plain text. (#3031)
• 2789aa8 - Allow template admin to view and edit templates via API. (#2967)

Plugin enhancements

• 3c001b1 - V2 of Notification endpoint. (#3030)

Other Improvements

• c094e90 - Added environment variables to the server api page. (#3073)
• 0802c7e - Added CPU time in api/support for the threads. (#3006)
• c749c47 - Added a link to pipeline settings in the pipeline history page. (#2939)

Bug Fixes

• Multiple UI fixes and tweaks on the new theme that was introduced in 16.12.
• e9611f8 - Refresh ElasticAgent-OperatingSystem and ElasticAgent-UsableSpace while initializing the runtimeInfo. (#3078)
• b66bddc - Refactor agent controller to switch between http and websockets. (#2864)
• c26f118 - Mask password entered for materials of type svn, tfs, perforce. (#2937)
• 4b684ee - Provide template admin authorization to users within a role. (#2989)
• df85694 - Additional validations for templates API. (#3035)

Breaking changes

• 920b7ee - Removed support for Java 7.

  Starting with the 17.1 release of GoCD, Server and Agents will only run with Java 8. Users are encouraged to upgrade to the latest release of GoCD with Java 8.

  Windows installations of GoCD need not install Java 8 separately since the Windows installer comes bundled with a JRE. However this may require users to upgrade the agent installer on Windows.

  If you have trouble while upgrading to Go version 17.1, please take a look at the troubleshooting page in the documentation.

• 7a48c1a - Removed GoCD OpenSocial Gadget (Card activity tab) and Pipeline Dashboard Widget in Mingle. (#1908)

  As of release 16.12, the OpenSocial gadgets was deprecated. This feature is now removed because of a couple of reasons — (a) there's not enough evidence of many users using this feature in a way that'll impact their usage of GoCD (b) the underlying implementation framework (Apache Shindig) hasn't been maintained for quite some time and contained several security vulnerabilities.

• 7274d23 - Removed Version 2 and 3 of the Agents API. (#2984)

  As of release 16.12, version 2 and version 3 of the Agents API was deprecated. Version 2 of Agents API was introduced in 15.3.0 and version 3 of the API was introduced in 16.8. These versions of the API have been removed in favor of version 4 of this API. This API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.

• 1e48c42 - Removed Templates API Version 1.

  As of release 16.11, version 1 of the Templates API was deprecated. Users are encouraged to use Version 3 of the API which is backward compatible with Version 1.

• f2ac6b1 - Removed support for text based API support log. (#2975)

• da61c2b - Removed old Agents page. (#3015)

Deprecations

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed.

• As of release 16.12, git versions older than 1.9 are deprecated. Support for git versions older than 1.9 will be stopped in 17.2 (scheduled to be released in February 2017). Users are recommended to upgrade git on the GoCD server and agents (if git is used as a material). We are aware that the linux distributions have an older version of git installed by default. Please refer to this and/or this to upgrade git.
• As of release 16.12, version 1 of the Plugin Info API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.2 release (scheduled to be released in Feb 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 17.1, version 2 of the Templates API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.4 release (scheduled to be released in April 2017). Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.12, version 2 of the Pipeline Config API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.2 release (scheduled to be released in Feb 2017). Version 3 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.2 (scheduled to be released in February 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.2.

  Note: The GoCD team has built a shim that allows migration of all plugins with minimal change. We are actively working with plugin authors to ensure that these plugins are migrated over in time for 17.2.

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller
  • Docker Registry Poller - 1
  • Docker Registry Poller - 2
  • Puppet Forge repository poller
  • Debian repository poller

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task
  • XUnit Converter
  • Publish to S3
  • Fetch from S3
  • Powershell Task
  • RapidDeploy Package Builder
  • RapidDeploy Job Runner
  • Maven Task Plugin
  • Publish to Artifactory

Contributors

Alison Polton-Simon, Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, Ganesh S Patil, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Markandan R, Naveen Bhaskar, Padma Mullagiri, Rajiesh Narayanan, Sallie Walecka, Sumanth Kumar Mora, Tomasz Setkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

UI Refresh

The entire application has been refreshed to sport a flat look.

If you have feedback or issues with the new look please log them at GitHub.

Agents Page

A brand new snappy and light-weight replacement for viewing and managing agents!

The old page is still available as a toggle. If you have feedback or issues with the new agents page please log them at GitHub.

Elastic Agents

Elastic agents is now a fully supported feature in GoCD.

To be able to use elastic agents, you should install an existing elastic-agent plugin, or write your own. Once the plugin is installed you must configure an "elastic agent profile" that you can associate with the jobs that require elastic agents.

TFS Upgrade

We have upgraded to TEE SDK 14.0.3. Users will now be able to use GoCD with TFS 2012, 2013, 2015 and Visual Studio Team Services. Please file an issue if you're having issues connecting to TFS repositories. Earlier versions of TFS are no longer supported and may not work.

Pipeline Edit Link

Users can now directly navigate to the pipeline settings page from the stage and job detail page.

API Enhancements

• 8952af2 - API to manage packages.
• e599a23 - API to manage package repositories.
• 9aabf48 - Introduced version 2 of Plugin Info API to provide complete metadata for plugin type package-repository and icons for plugins that provide it.

Other Improvements

• fddc9fe - Improve performance of downloading of agent jars on a server upgrade. (#2813)
• 5387e21 - Handling cleanup of agent and launcher jars from previous version of agent during an upgrade. (#2789)

• b97b635 - Generate additional windows installers to be able to package 32 bit and 64 bit JRE.

  There are two flavors of Server and Agent installers for Windows, one packaged with 64 bit JRE and the other with 32 bit JRE. 32-bit JREs only allow up-to 2GB of memory. Because large GoCD servers usually need more than 2GB of heap size, we recommend using a Server with 64 bit JRE. Agents should continue to use 32 bit JRE unless required.

• b763d31 - Generate SHA-256 webserver certs instead of SHA-1. (#2842)

  The self-signed web-server certificate that GoCD generates is now a SHA-256 certificate instead of a SHA-1 certificate. SHA1 certificates have been deprecated by most browser vendors and users will start to see a warning in their browsers.

  Any new installations of GoCD will generate a SHA-256 certificate. For existing installations, users should remove the file config/keystore to allow GoCD to regenerate a new server certificate. Depending on your end-to-end transport security settings you may need to configure the -rootCertFile argument to the GoCD agent.

Bug Fixes

• b34da2d - Bug fixes to ensure that git gc on the config repository works as expected.
• a34c6dc - Allow dots in the repository and package id. (#2844)
• Miscellaneous fixes to the new quick edit and agents pages.

Library upgrades

• 4aa1c56 - Bump JRuby to 1.7.26 from 1.7.11.
• f4bce94 - Upgrading JGit to 4.5.0.201609210915-r.

Breaking changes

• 5052154 - Removed Pipeline Config API V1. This API was deprecated since 16.7 and has been replaced with version 3. Version 3 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

• Microsoft Internet Explorer versions older than 11 are no longer supported. Please use IE 11 or higher. Microsoft Edge is recommended.

Deprecations

Features that become superseded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed.

• We shall be stopping support for git versions older than 1.9 in three months time (Feb 2017). Users are recommended to upgrade git on the GoCD server and agents (if git is used as a material). We are aware that the linux distributions have an older version of git installed by default. Please refer to this and/or this to upgrade git.
• The GoCD api support page http://your-server:8153/go/api/support supports JSON and plain-text outputs. JSON has been the default since release 16.6. We will be removing the plain-text output in release 17.1 (scheduled to be released in Jan 2017). It is much simpler to consume the JSON output than the plain-text output.
• As of release 16.12, the OpenSocial gadgets have been deprecated. This feature will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in Jan 2017). This has been done for a few of reasons — (a) there's not enough evidence of many users using this feature in a way that'll impact their usage of GoCD (b) the underlying implementation framework (Apache Shindig) hasn't been maintained for quite some time and contain several security vulnerabilities.
• As of release 16.12, version 1 of the Plugin Info API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.2 release (scheduled to be released in Feb 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.11, version 1 of the Templates API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in Jan 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.12, version 2 and version 3 of the Agents API is deprecated. Version 2 of Agents API was introduced in 15.3.0 and version 3 of the API was introduced in 16.8. These versions of the API will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in Jan 2017). Version 4 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.12, version 2 of the Pipeline Config API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.2 release (scheduled to be released in Feb 2017). Version 3 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.1.

  Note: The GoCD team has built a shim that allows migration of all plugins with minimal change. We are actively working with plugin authors to ensure that these plugins are migrated over in time for 17.1.

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller [PR submitted]
  • Docker Registry Poller - 1
  • Docker Registry Poller - 2
  • Puppet Forge repository poller [PR submitted]
  • Debian repository poller [PR submitted]
  • Cloud Foundry poller [PR submitted]
  • Nuget repository poller [Rewritten - New release available]
  • Generic Artifactory poller [New release available]
  • NPM repository poller [New release available]

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task
  • XUnit Converter
  • Publish to S3
  • Fetch from S3
  • Powershell Task
  • RapidDeploy Package Builder
  • RapidDeploy Job Runner
  • Maven Task Plugin
  • Publish to Artifactory

Contributors

Alison Polton-Simon, Aravind SV, Bhupendrakumar Piprava, ByteFlinger, Ganesh S Patil, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Markandan R, Naveen Bhaskar, Padma Mullagiri, Rajiesh Narayanan, Sallie Walecka, Sumanth Kumar Mora, Tomasz Setkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Walmyr (wlsf82 on GitHub), Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

API enhancements

fb24522 - Added new API to manage elastic agent profiles.

Quick Edit (Beta) Changes/Fixes

1a345c0 - Working directory validation on the new pipeline config page.

e116274 - Added tooltip for material filter input.

761b411 - Show server side timer validation on new pipeline config page.

Bug fixes

ec51570 - Do not raise an exception when duplicate modifications are seen in the database.

40999af - Improve handling of weak etags with deflate.

c69c1c4 - Having fixed-delay does not honour the git gc cron.

4509fe7 - Fixing VSM show more link.

e3d3360 - Allow pipeline group admins to create or update SCMs.

d646cfc - Added a blank check for build tasks' attributes.

5a54b2b - Change current directory of agent's batch file in windows 8.

008f4f4 - Fix the checkbox to allow known users to login in server configuration page.

e49cac1 - Handling empty responses from package material plugins.

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release.

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.11, version 1 of the Templates API is deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Version 2 of the API is available, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, version 1 of the Pipeline Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 16.10 release (scheduled to be released in Oct 2016). Version 2 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.1, unless those changes are made.

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller

  • Docker Registry Poller - 1

  • Docker Registry Poller - 2

  • Puppet Forge repository poller

  • Debian repository poller

  • Cloud Foundry poller

  • Nuget repository poller

  • Generic Artifactory poller

  • NPM repository poller

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task

  • XUnit Converter

  • Publish to S3

  • Fetch from S3

  • Powershell Task

  • RapidDeploy Package Builder

  • RapidDeploy Job Runner

  • Maven Task Plugin

  • Publish to Artifactory

Contributors

Alison Polton-Simon, Aravind SV, ByteFlinger, Ganesh S Patil, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Sallie Walecka, Sumanth Kumar Mora, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Agents page (Beta)

This is a new page for managing agents, which should feel a lot more light weight and snappier than the existing agents page.

We would really appreciate your feedback to make this page better. If you notice any issues or bugs with this page, please submit a bug report on GitHub

How do I use this?

Click on the "Check out the new agents page" on the agents page that you're familiar with.

Known issues

#2735 - Agents Bulk update API: Enabling a pending agent returns 400 bad request

Improvements

53d0d42 - Show details about linux distribution flavors and versions. (#2608)

cc69476 - Filter for pipeline history view. (#2391)

API enhancements

687d454 - Added new API to manage pipeline templates. (#2233)

f8ab50a - Added PATCH support for environments update API, this will allow you to specify pipelines and agents that should be added and/or removed in a single API call.

09c864e - Added Agents API V4. This adds a 'build_details' property with relevant links to the job that is currently building on the agent.

Bug fixes

2d8ec07 - Spaces are not trimmed from environment variables. (#1411)

845ee9b - Tweak the agent registration protocol a bit. (#2558)

ee9cdae - Escape the jar URL to allow symbols such as # (needed when running GoCD on Mesos).

Security fixes

1f2a189 - Do not display the value of secure environment variable in templates view. (#2652)

Performance improvements

53ab276 - Removed an extra post merge validation. (#2594)

Breaking changes

No breaking changes in this release

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, version 1 of the Pipeline Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 16.10 release (scheduled to be released in Oct 2016). Version 2 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.1, unless those changes are made.

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller

  • Docker Registry Poller - 1

  • Docker Registry Poller - 2

  • Puppet Forge repository poller

  • Debian repository poller

  • Cloud Foundry poller

  • Nuget repository poller

  • Generic Artifactory poller

  • NPM repository poller

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task

  • XUnit Converter

  • Publish to S3

  • Fetch from S3

  • Powershell Task

  • RapidDeploy Package Builder

  • RapidDeploy Job Runner

  • Maven Task Plugin

  • Publish to Artifactory

Contributors

Aravind SV, Ganesh S Patil, Juhi Jariwala, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Matt Devlin (Mdevlin4 on GitHub), Sumanth Kumar Mora, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Tim Anderegg, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Venkata Jaswanth, Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Quick Edit (Beta)

Currently, editing a pipeline means navigating through multiple pages (and page refreshes), for modifying stages, jobs with tabs for options and environment variables, etc. Quick edit to make it smoother.

With this feature, you can change a pipeline's materials/stages/jobs/tasks simultaneously and update it as single operation. This feature also uses the new pipeline config API to make your configuration changes quicker.

Click on "Quick Edit" button on the pipeline edit page.

Click on "Normal Edit" button to get back to old edit page.

We are working on adding few missing features like:

• Package materials (like yum, maven, artifactory plugins)

• Pipeline template editing, pipelines that use templates can only update Pipeline Settings and Materials

Missing API validation for a few attributes, they are tracked below:

• Pipeline Config API: Stage operate permission user not validated (#2629)

• Pipeline Config API: Validation missing for parameter name used in the custom task argument (#2628)

• Missing validation errors on pipeline_config API (#2553)

We really appreciate your feedback to make this page better.

Going forward, once all the features are in, we plan to use this page as the default view for modifying configuration.

Submit your feedback by creating github issue at https://github.com/gocd/gocd/issues

API Enhancements

d662685 - Provided Git and git-gc stats in the support api. (#2578)

Library upgrades

973cbf2 - Upgraded jetty minor version to 9.2.18.v20160721.

74b8b47 - Upgraded logging jars.

Bug fixes

dc78601 - Added validation of the encryptedPassword attribute of password aware materials - SVN, P4, TFS.

Security Fixes

faa6a2a - Removed displaying url's from the not found page. (#2584)

ca7ff9c - Changed the package material check-connection request from GET to POST. (#2550)

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, version 1 of the Pipeline Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 16.10 release (scheduled to be released in Oct 2016). Version 2 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.

• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.1.

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller

  • Docker Registry Poller - 1

  • Docker Registry Poller - 2

  • Puppet Forge repository poller

  • Debian repository poller

  • Cloud Foundry poller

  • Nuget repository poller

  • Generic Artifactory poller

  • NPM repository poller

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task

  • XUnit Converter

  • Publish to S3

  • Fetch from S3

  • Powershell Task

  • RapidDeploy Package Builder

  • RapidDeploy Job Runner

  • Maven Task Plugin

  • Publish to Artifactory

Contributors

Ganesh S Patil, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Sumanth Kumar Mora, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Beta Feature - Elastic agents

The new extension point allows the gocd server (with the help of plugins) to spin up and shut down agents on demand. This extension point allows plugin developers to write plugins that allow GoCD to hook into and leverage various technologies like Docker, AWS, GCE, Kubernetes.

Developers can start building their own elastic agent plugins by forking the skeleton plugin and looking at a sample docker plugin as an example reference implementation. The plugin API documentation can be found here.

API Enhancements

ee281ec - Added v3 of agents API to render (read-only) elastic agent attributes.

Security Fixes

d8cd812 - Disallowed directory listing of certain folders on the GoCD server.

d05746b - Added a friendlier error message on failing to send test email.

fb32102 - Disallowed Plugin Interact endpoint for non Authentication Plugins.

4d871a6 - Add cache control and pragma header to login page.

Breaking Changes

e7bb87b - Added a custom header to the Create Backup API.

914974d - Added a custom header for the Create Artifact API.

Performance fixes

670df79 - Re-use SSL connections by specifying a user principal as part of all remoting connections.

4c472e1 - Used fixed delay instead rate execution of agent ping thread.

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.7, version 1 of the Pipeline Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 16.10 release (scheduled to be released in Oct 2016). Version 2 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

For GoCD developers

8806f6b - Added a vagrant file to allow local development and testing of GoCD.

Contributors

Aravind SV, Ganesh Patil, Jyoti Singh, Ken Mugrage, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, norcnorc, Rajiesh Narayanan, Sumanth M, Tomasz Setkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

https://hackerone.com/gocd/thanks

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

GoCD configuration under SCM (a.k.a Config repositories)

Manage pipeline configurations from one or more source-control repositories (think "git repository") and modify them externally. You can find more details about it here, and watch a quick demo of this feature here.

Known issues

Upgrading the agent to 16.7.0 before upgrading the server is known to cause issues. Users are advised to first upgrade the server to 16.7.0 before they upgrade the agent.

In case you are seeing issues with the agent not starting up after the upgrade, please see this comment.

Important bug fixes

3e88caf - Windows Installer fixes.

Improvements

b283b42 - Display the correct ip-address of agents running on virtualized instances or containers. (#1657)

API enhancements

34e05b6 - New API for viewing, creating and editing Pluggable SCMs. (#1508)

642d7f4 - New API for creating and editing environments. (#966)

79c7168 - New API for bulk updating agents. (#2340)

99e2707 - New API for viewing Plugin Information. (#1873)

d4a7639 - Support for updating whitelists using pipeline configuration API.

Security fixes

103340c - Upgraded all agent-server communication to use HTTPS by default. Read more about how to improve security of your GoCD setup.

3d2afad - Pluggable tasks secure configurations are encrypted before saving to xml configuration. (#903)

657feb3 - Added missing security headers on a few pages to activate web browser protection.

6909484 - Escaped the error message in the repositories page. (XSS).

Breaking changes

f58e900 - Removed Agents API v1, users should use version 2 of the. Agents API

5602048 - Removed old backup API, users should user version 1 of the. Backup API

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.7, version 1 of the Pipeline Config API was deprecated. This version of the API will be removed in 16.10 release (scheduled to be released in Oct 2016). Version 2 of this API is backward compatible, and users are encouraged to use it.
• As of release 16.7, Java API based Go Plugins have been deprecated. Support for running these plugins will be removed in 17.1 (scheduled to be released in January 2017). Plugin developers are encouraged to upgrade their plugins to use JSON message based plugin API. to build plugins.

  Below is the list of plugins that will stop working in 17.1.

  Package plugins

  • Maven (Nexus) repository poller
  • Docker Registry Poller - 1
  • Docker Registry Poller - 2
  • Puppet Forge repository poller
  • Debian repository poller
  • Cloud Foundry poller
  • Nuget repository poller
  • Generic Artifactory poller
  • NPM repository poller

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task
  • XUnit Converter
  • Publish to S3
  • Fetch from S3
  • Powershell Task
  • RapidDeploy Package Builder
  • RapidDeploy Job Runner
  • Maven Task Plugin
  • Publish to Artifactory

  Task plugins

  • MSBuild Task
  • XUnit Converter
  • Publish to S3
  • Fetch from S3
  • Powershell Task
  • RapidDeploy Package Builder
  • RapidDeploy Job Runner
  • Maven Task Plugin
  • Publish to Artifactory

For GoCD developers

d395806 - Migrated build scripts to Gradle.

Contributors

Aravind SV, adeshmukh-sf, Dominic Tootell, Ganesh Patil, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, norcnorc, Rajiesh Narayanan, Sumanth M, Ted Sheibar, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha Varadarajan, Venkata Jaswanth, Viktor Sadovnikov, Zabil Cheriya Maliackal

Security researchers

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Have ideas and want to contribute? Need some help getting started? We're here to help. Reach out to us at support@thoughtworks.com.

Found a security issue that needs fixing? Please report it to https://hackerone.com/gocd

Whitelist support for SCM materials

#2314 - Handling the triggering of a pipeline for monolithic repositories using a whitelist.

For example, in a repository 'baz' with folders/projects 'foo/bar' and 'foo/qux' one can trigger the pipeline only on changes to 'foo/bar' by configuring it as a whitelisted folder.

API Enhancements

#2240 - Added a URL endpoint to grab a snapshot of the GoCD config git repository. For example, backup the config repo 'config-repository' using:

git clone https://ci.example.com/go/api/config-repository.git

#2283 - Changed the existing API /api/support to return information in JSON format for easier parsing. This end point also returns more information to identify performance bottlenecks.

#2239 - Added a version API to get the version of Go server.

Performance Improvements

#2248 - Improved page load performance across the board.

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support was deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.

Upcoming Feature - Config in a repository

This release also adds foundation for reading pipeline configuration from the material's repository. This feature is still in development and more details can be found here.

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Contributors

Thanks to Aravind SV, Carlos Villela, Ganesh S Patil, Joakim Lahtinen, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Lubaina Rangwala, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Marina, Naveen Bhaskar, Paul Nilsson, Rajiesh Narayanan, Ted Sheibar, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha V, Xiao Li, Zabil C.M for making GoCD better!

Support for Java 8

We've graduated from being Java 8 compatible to officially supporting it! You can see our journey to this milestone here.

GoCD will continue to support Java 7 till release 17.1 scheduled for January 2017. Post that, we will exclusively support Java 8. We recommend that you plan for and upgrade to Java 8 (for both GoCD server and agents) before the 17.1 release.

Performance

#2145 - Handle large modifications made to SCM materials without memory issues on the agent.

Materials

Fixes around handling git rebase

#2110 - Fix automatic build loop after a git rebase.

#985 - Fix git history rewrite causing errors.

User interface

#2136 - Warnings on VSM if pipeline is built with incompatible revisions.

Deprecations

Features that become superceeded or irrelevant become deprecated, and are scheduled to be removed in some timeframe.

The following features have been deprecated, along with the timeframe when they will be removed

• As of release 16.5, Java 7 support is deprecated. Java 7 support will be removed in 17.1 release (scheduled to be released in January 2017). GoCD works great with Java 8, and users are encouraged to use it.

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Contributors

Thanks to Aravind SV, Brett Cave, Ganesh S Patil, Jen Marley, Jyoti Singh, Ketan Padegaonkar, Moritz Lenz, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha V, vmignot, Zabil C.M for making GoCD better!

Security

Important: There are several security fixes to prevent XSS, CSRF and remote execution exploits. We highly recommend this upgrade to keep your GoCD server and agent secure.

Performance

#2106 - Handle eviction/expiry of composite-keys from GoCache.

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Contributors

Special thanks again to drrb for reporting and verifying all of the security vulnerabilities in this release.

Thanks to Aravind SV, Austin Guest, David Rice, Ganesh S Patil, Jen Marley, Jyoti Singh, Juhi Jariwala, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Naveen Bhaskar, Rajiesh Narayanan, Rami, Varsha V, WPC, Xiao Li, Zabil C.M for making GoCD better!

Security

Important: This release fixes several XSS and CSRF vulnerabilities which can be exploited in earlier versions. As the changes are extensive, patches for older releases will not be provided. We recommend all users to upgrade to this version to safeguard your GoCD server.

These security vulnerabilities were responsibly disclosed by drrb. We want to give users some time to upgrade, before providing more details about the vulnerabilities. We will work with drrb on the specifics of providing these details, soon.

Notable features

Materials

• Make git material clone use -n (--no-checkout) option
• Use shallow clones of Git materials for faster checkouts and lower disk usage

Configuration

• Using unique string for cipher generation

Installers

• Support for silent install of GoCD server on windows

API changes

The following APIs now require an extra request header Confirm: true (due to security-related changes):

• Cancel stage
• Pause pipeline
• Unpause pipeline
• Releasing pipeline lock
• Scheduling pipeline
• Notify SVN materials
• Notify Git materials
• Notify Mercurial materials
• Create property

Deprecations

• The old java API-based plugin extensions for tasks and package repositories has been deprecated. Developers are encouraged to use the new JSON message-based APIs to author plugins.

  These APIs will be removed in the September release of GoCD.

• In light of downward trend in Solaris installers, we are now considering a timeline to stop providing Solaris installers for GoCD. Users can continue to use the generic zip files to run GoCD on Solaris. However the support for Solaris will be on a best-effort basis.

  We will stop providing Solaris installers from the July release of GoCD.

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Contributors

Special thanks to drrb for reporting and verifying all of the security vulnerabilities in this release.

Thanks to Andre Moeller, Aravind SV, bradeac, Chris Northwood, Daniel Somerfield, David Rice, Dmitry Ledentsov, Fredrik Wendt, Glenn Lewis, Jan Fabry, Jovan Alleyne, Jyoti Singh, Juhi Jariwala, Juha Siponen, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Rajiesh Narayanan, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha V, WPC, Xiao Li, Zabil C.M for making GoCD better!

Important: 16.2 has been removed from the downloads page because it had an issue which caused problems while installing windows agents.

Fixes

• Error on windows agent 16.2 update

What's new in GoCD 16.2

Features and bug fixes

• Select a range of agents by shift-clicking checkboxes
• Fix system call to kill processes on agents running Java 8
• [Security] When editing SVN, TFS, P4 materials, the plain password is printed in html.
• Output environment variables once per job instead of per task
• [Performance] Turn off JRuby's invokedynamic on to improve performance on servers running Java 8
• Git material is always cloned if branch is set to empty string
• [Config] Do not allow blank users in "authorization"

Note

A more comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Contributors

Aravind SV, Graham Christensen, Jyoti Singh, Juhi Jariwala, Ketan Padegaonkar, Mahesh Panchaksharaiah, Mark Crossfield, Rajiesh Narayanan, Tomasz Sętkowski, Varsha V, WPC, Xiao Li, Zabil C.M

What's new in GoCD 16.1

We are moving to a more regular release schedule, and so you might see releases with mostly issues fixed, while bigger level features are in progress across releases.

Important features and bug fixes in this release -

• Don't send 'Server:' header from Jetty
• GoCD 15.2's config schema (cruise-config.xsd) causes validation errors
• Throwing BadCredentialsException when user is not found in configured…
• Pipeline Config validation fixes
• Pipeline API: updating a lot of pipelines stops working
• Check approvers properly against allowed roles
• Fix some compatibility when installing RPM packages on RHEL5 and derivatives (#1766)

Note

The comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Thanks!

Tomasz Setkowski, Sean Escriva for making this release of GoCD better!

What's new in GoCD 15.3.1

Important: 15.3.1 has been removed from the downloads page because it had an issue which could have caused problems during configuration save. The issue mentioned is fixed in 16.1.0. The rest of the issues mentioned below are a part of 16.1.0 as well. We highly recommend upgrading to 16.1.0.

Important bug fixes in this release -

• File handle leak that causes windows agents to not cleanup properly
• Fix OOM on agents when parsing large xml test artefacts

Note

The comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

New API for editing pipelines

A convenience JSON HAL compliant API for modifying pipelines. Check api.gocd.org for usage details.

Get informed about updates

A new version of Go CD is released every few months, with this feature you'll now be notified about the latest supported release (if you are running an older version).

Other notable features

• Add Environment to the parameters of the Update Agent API
• Integrate periodic garbage collection for config.git
• Allow agents API to update resources that an agent is associated with (#1522)
• Add API endpoint to create a user.
• Pipeline paused by and comment to the pipeline status API.
• Make embedded SQL cross compatible

Important bug fixes

• Upgrade commons-collections to library version 3.2.2
• Formatted console output with incorrect formatting
• Pipeline Configuration Peforce, unable to specify "ssl:"
• UI reports agent as "disabled (building)", API only reports "disabled"
• check paths in zip archive before unzipping during artifact upload
• New console log - last lines obscured

Note

The comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Thanks!

Tomasz Setkowski, Steve Hill, Alex Schwartz, Pooja R, Srinivas Upadhya, Xiao Li, Sandy Gordon, Arun Kumar, Björn Andersson, Federica Luraschi, Graham Christensen, Parker Shelton, Justin, Max Griffiths, Ashok Gowtham M, Massood, Ben Overmyer,James M. Greene, Ashwanth Kumar, Jakub Narloch, Alex Voitau, Joakim Wånggren, Paul Clarkin, X O and markuswehrle for making Go better.

Improvements to the console log

GoCD now supports rendering of ANSI color codes to show you much more beautiful console logs. Additionally, Go will automatically follow the logs as your build produces it, very much like your favorite terminal program.

Authentication end-point

With the newly exposed authentication end-point, Go users can now add custom authentication schemes through plugins. Read the blog post for details.

Setup hostname when auto-registering agents

You can now specify a property agent.auto.register.hostname to setup the hostname when auto-registering an agent.

API Improvements

Go's APIs are fairly old, have inconsistent and unpredictable content types (csv, xml, json, plain text).

We have now migrated the Agents API, Users API, Backups API to use JSON hypermedia API (using JSON+HAL).

Going forward, we would like to announce an ongoing effort to improve and migrate existing APIs to use something that is more modern, easy to discover, learn and build API clients for.

Learn more about the new API on our new api documentation site.

Other notable features

• #194 - Allow secure variables (environment) on environments, stages and jobs.
• #1121 - Ability for plugins to CRUD global configuration.
• #958 - API method for renaming agent.
• #264 - Agent API to assign resource.
• #1261 - Port over Users API.
• #1292 - Port over Backup API.
• #1087 - Switching to Jetty 9 by default
• #1210 - SSL connection errors/warnings with modern browsers
• #1306 - Upgrade jre packaged with windows installers to java 7u79

Bug fixes

• #68 - Re-scheduled pipeline does not show the updated Agent IP details on the Job details page
• #1089 - Re-scheduled Jobs not being marked as completed on completion
• #1060 - Assets (and content) could be served as gzip
• #1061 - UTF-8 characters not getting displayed correctly when the job is running or when it is rescheduled
• #1291 and #1249 - Fan-in performance improvements.
• #1039 - Fix for relative root paths in SVN 1.5+ externals.
• #1109 - XSS vulnerability on user settings page.
• #1219 - XSS vulnerability via SCM commit messages.
• #649 - Destination folder inside flyweight gets deleted in case a material is specified twice in the config (with and without destination).
• #1297 - UI fix to display file in artifact tab if it contains only blank spaces as file name.
• #1199 - Could not fetch artifact with '+' symbol in filename
• #1012 - Unable to change configuration after making one of the pipelines use a template
• #1201 - Session tracking mode changed to be cookie only

Note

The comprehensive list of changes for this release can be found here.

Thanks!

@ctorpe, @thenathanjones, @nfisher, @paulclarkin, @skarlso for making Go better.

New plugin endpoint for "Materials"

This new plugin endpoint introduced in 15.1 allows Go's already long list of source code materials to be extended without making changes to the core!

Support for this endpoint brought along support for GitHub pull requests, contributed by an external contributor @ashwanthkumar (so exciting!), with support from a Go core contributor, @srinivasupadhya. You'll never need to wish that Go supported your favorite kind of material repository, you can implement support for it yourself!

You can see all the SCM material plugins on the Go community plugins page. See how to write one, here.

Here's how the GitHub pull requests plugin looks in action (below). Read more about it in this blog post. Watch out for more improvements in the UI around this area.

New plugin endpoint for "Notifications"

Continuing on the path of opening up different parts of Go for extension, Go 15.1 introduces a new plugin endpoint for notifications. At this point, Go notifies the plugin of changes in the status of every stage, as it happens! This allows for quite a lot of use cases, and we are excited to see plugins written against this endpoint even before release (yay, open source!).

@matt-richardson has written a really nice generic notification plugin, which sends build notifications to any websocket listener! @ashwanthkumar has written a great plugin to notify Slack about build status changes. @srinivasupadhya has written a couple of nice notification plugins to update pull request statuses in GitHub and Atlassian Stash.

You can see all of those plugins on the Go community plugins page. See how to write one yourself, here.

Pipeline label shortening

This contribution by @alexschwartz helps declutter the Go Dashboard, by allowing the pipeline label to be trimmed, per material. This feature is really useful when dealing with unwieldy 40 character SHAs in pipelines with git/mercurial materials in them. This feature allows this:

to be changed into this:

Read more about this feature in the documentation.

Timestamps in console logs

Starting from Go 15.1, Go's console logs will have timestamps for every line. This is very useful for finding out long-running parts of tasks. Here's how it looks:

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This release is filled with many other notable features, changes and fixes, such as:

• #848 - Support for Mercurial versions 2.0 and greater.
• #781 - Post-commit hook for Mercurial (contribution by Go team alumnus, @sachinsudheendra).
• #768 - A beta feature to upload plugins directly from within the Go plugins tab (contribution by @pwen and @pamo).
• #700 - Run multiple agents as services - for Linux (contribution by @bernardn).
• #400 - Large part of a long-pending upgrade from Jetty 6 to Jetty 9 (turned off, by default in 15.1 - Waiting for some performance fixes on Jetty's side).
• #104 - Agents do not restart because of a server restart, any more (plugin sync issue fixed).
• #725 - Pipeline instance information through APIs.
• #941 - Small improvement around config save -Look for a lot more around this area soon!
• #877 - Performance improvements around CCTray and APIs.

New Features

• 719 - JSON message based Plugin APIs (docs - package, task)
• 44 - Revise how new pipelines appear under 'Personalize'. Thanks @mmb for the contribution. (docs)
• 699 - Users can comment on pipeline run history. (docs)
  Note: This feature needs some improvements listed here. Therefore the feature is turned 'off' for this release. To turn 'on' the feature, see details. Thanks @mmb, @gajwani,@fkotsian & @bsnchancontribution.

Bug Fixes

• 716 - Multiline commit comments don't trigger notifications. Thanks @mythgarr for the contribution.
• 360 - Unable to 'clean working directory' when recursive symlinks are present. Also, improved logging for error scenario. Thanks @mmb & @gajwani for the contribution.
• 770 - 'Check connection' for package materials fails in 'new pipeline creation' wizard when there are many other task plugins registered.

Others

• 688 - Change command error stream prefix to STDERR. Thanks @mmb for the contribution.
• 769 - Remove unnecessary logging from test environment. Thanks @hammerdr for the contribution.

New Features

• 396 - Automate running 'X' instances of a particular job and achieve faster results by parallelization. (docs)
• 225, 394 & 395 - New APIs.
• • Pipeline History API
  • Stage History API
  • Job History API
  • Agent Job Run History API
  • Material Modification Listing API
  • Configuration Repository Modification Listing API
  • Pipeline Group Listing API
  • Material Listing API

Enhancements

• 435 - Value Stream Map for a commit. (docs)
• 466 - Setting up e-mail notifications is now easier with 'any pipeline' and 'any stage' options. Thanks @lcs777 for the contribution. (docs)
• 460 - Enhanced search which hide pipelines. Thanks @ciotlosm for the contribution.
• 310 - Plugin logger now allows logging exceptions. Thanks @tusharm for the contribution.

Tech Debt

• 130 - Upgrade Rails 2.3.14 to 4.0.4. Thanks @juniorz for your ideas and contributions during the early days of migration.
• 401 - Moved four database tables to Hibernate from iBatis. Not something we expected to get a PR for, kudos to @RikTyer for this one.

Bug Fixes

• 315 - Pipeline label was not getting resolved in case of auto trigger.
• 403 - If Go server has firewall restrictions on outgoing connections, Xml test artifacts with dtd specified used to cause problems while uploading.
• 469 - Fixed logged in session timeout. Thanks @greenmoss for reporting the issue.
• 297 - Resource and personalise drop-downs were not showing up properly on some versions of chrome.
• 482 - In Value Stream Map, material circle was not being rendered properly. Thanks @dvarchev for investigating and sending a patch.
• 548 - Polling and builds used to fail when a git submodule URL changed. Thanks @mmb for the contribution.
• 314 - Don't allow leading/trailing spaces in commands. Thanks @sahilm for the patch.
• 525 - Output working directory in console output and when polling fails. Thanks @mmb for the patch.

Other

• 659 - Go has new user documentation. A big thank you to @afoster for the commits. Thanks @gregoriomelo and @mastojun for your contributions.

Enhancements

• 190 - Git post commit hook to trigger Go pipeline.
• 271 - Make card activity gadget work with mingle saas instance.
• 185 - Adding a layer of database connection configurations.
• 203 - Adding verbosity to exception message while loading DatabaseProvider.
• 114 - Move OSX packaging from ant to buildr.

Bug Fixes

• 286 - Go server logs for mac installers are not coming up.
• 196 - Cannot save a job which has colon (:) in its Nant Path.
• 223 - Large artifact fail to upload.
• 246 - Pipeline history view flashes for long pipelines.
• 91 - The pipeline activity page does not show the revision completely even on hovering on it.

Others

• 213 - Removing unused filter code.

Enhancements

• Added capability to create a Task plugin.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed a corner case issue around job reschedule.
• Fixed issue where SVN post-commit hook was not passing along credentials.
• Fixed issue with adding users via UI with a . (dot) in the username.
• Go Agent handles UnknownHostException by substituting host name with a generated name.
• Task running executables in the working directory should now be prefixed with ./.