Refreshing the repository token page does not repeat creation
Creating a Git repository token now redirects back to the token page before showing the one-time token.
Changelog
Git push failures are easier to diagnose
Git transport requests now record their progress in the application log.
Repository token names include the date by default
New Git repository tokens start with a name such as Git client 2026-09-04.
Repository hooks use the current application release
Git pushes now repair older repositories against the active deployment path.
Git push continues working after application deploys
Repository hooks now follow the active application release when a push arrives.
HTTPS Git tokens authenticate reliably
Git over HTTPS now accepts access tokens through the server’s standard authorization header.
Unsupported Git requests return a clear error
Git repository URLs now reject unsupported HTTP methods without an application error.
Git push works over HTTPS
Repositories can now receive pushes through their HTTPS clone URL.
Repository clone URLs use team and repository names
Git URLs now identify the owning team and create a local folder named after the repository.
Cloned repositories use their repository name
New clone URLs now create a local folder named after the repository.
Empty Git repositories can be cloned
Cloning a new repository now works even before its first commit.
Deleting a repository is no longer the loudest thing on the page
The delete button has moved from beside the repository name to a More actions row at the foot of the page, and it now says what deleting actually does.
New repositories can start with a README, a .gitignore and a license
The new repository form can write a first commit for you, and an empty repository now shows the exact commands to push to it.
Data Removal administration
The Data Removal administration area now lists every enrollment, the removal requests people have submitted, and the broker jobs behind them.
Repository names are checked as you type
The new Git repository form now explains what a name can contain and flags a bad one before you submit it.
Choose podcast artwork, invoice logos and covers from your images
Podcast artwork, the invoice logo and the supporters cover image can now be chosen from your image library instead of only being uploaded from your computer.
Choose a favicon source from your images
The Favicon Generator now offers Choose from Magpie alongside browsing your computer, so a logo already in your image library can be used without uploading it again.
Your images
Your images lists every image stored in your account, without opening a tool that happens to accept a picture.
Open the public share page from the recording editor
The recording editor now opens the public share page from View share page and keeps share-page settings in a separate link.
Repeated failed sign-in attempts now have to wait
Sign-in, sign-up, login-link and API token requests are limited after repeated failures, so an account cannot be guessed at indefinitely.