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1.7.0 (2022-05-12)
Features
- Improve GitLab push hook formatting: markdown commit hashes, link "N commits" to the list of commits, if there are more commits than can be shown only link instead, and show commiter unless a single person committed and pushed. (#309)
- Add
widgets.openIdOverrides
config option for developers to statically define server name <-> federation endpoints for openId lookups. (#326) - Add a new setup widget for feeds (#345)
Bugfixes
- Docker images can now be built cross-platform. Thanks @ptman for getting arm64 builds going! (#339)
- Fix regression where GitHubRepo and GitLabRepo connection config options were not being honoured (#346)
Improved Documentation
- Fix spacing of non-emoji icons in the docs navbar (#341)
1.6.1 (2022-05-06)
Bugfixes
- Fix a bug where widgets would not load if hosted on a subpath (e.g.
/hookshot
instead of/
) (#340)
1.6.0 (2022-05-06)
Features
- Add new
hookshot_connection_event(_failed)
metrics for tracking succesful event handling. Reinstatematrix_*
metrics which were previously not being recorded. (#312) - Send a notice when a GitLab merge request gets some review comments. (#314)
- Add RSS/Atom feed support (#315)
- Add support for GitLab in the widgets configuration UI. (#320)
- Add new
!hookshot gitlab project
command to configure project bridges in rooms. See the docs for instructions. (#321)
Internal Changes
- Reduce Docker image size. (#319)
- Refactor connection handling logic to improve developer experience. (#330)
- Restructure widget web components. (#332)
- Replace 'snowpack' with 'vite' for building the widget web components. (#334)
- The docker image has been shrunk by 78%, and now takes up 300MB. (#336)
1.5.0 (2022-04-14)
Features
- Allow specifying msgtype for generic webhook transformations. (#282)
- Add new GitHubRepo config option
newIssue.labels
which allows admins to automatically set labels on new issues. (#292) - Allow priority ordering of connections by setting a
priorty: number
key in the state event content. (#293) - Support GitLab
push
webhook events (#306)
Bugfixes
- Fix #289 "Generic webhook url format (copy) issue with backticks" (#290)
- Fix
!hookshot help
appearing twice in help text, and only show setup commands for which the bridge is configured for. (#296) - Fix GitHub / GitLab issue rooms breaking due to being unable to generate ghost users. (#303)
- Fix GitHub tokens not being refreshed on expiry when using OAuth support.
Rename the
github hastoken
togithub status
. (#307)
Improved Documentation
- Fix some typos in widgets.md (#286)
Internal Changes
- Fix issue where the webhook icon in the widget configuration page would not load in some browsers. (#285)
- Fail to start when widgets are configured but no "widgets" listener is configured. (#298)
1.4.0 (2022-04-08)
Features
- Add support for configuring generic webhooks via widgets. (#140)
- Show the closing comments on closed GitHub PRs. (#262)
- Webhooks created via
!hookshot webhook
now have their secret URLs sent to the admin room with the user, rather than posted in the bridged room. (#265) - Automatically link GitHub issues and pull requests when an issue number is mentioned (by default, using the # prefix). (#277)
- Support GitLab release webhook events. (#278)
Bugfixes
- Bridge API: Don't sent HTTP header Content-Type: application/json when there is no body. (#272)
Improved Documentation
Internal Changes
- Make some grammar corrections in code, chat notices and documentation. (#267)
- Made ESLint lint all TypeScript files and fix a few linter errors. (#273)
1.3.0 (2022-03-30)
Features
- Generic webhooks now listen for incoming hooks on
/webhook
. Existing setups using/
will continue to work, but should be migrated where possible. See the documentation for more information. (#227) - Logging now supports
json
format outputs and colourized logs. Startup logging should now be less noisy on non-debug levels. (#229) - Use stable key
m.thread
for Figma threads. (#236) - Add support for close events on GitLab merge requests. (#253)
- Hosted documentation now features a version selector. (#259)
Bugfixes
- Fixed an issue which caused GitHub issue edit notifications to be posted to a room twice. (#230)
- Fix generic webhooks always returning an HTTP error when
waitForComplete
is enabled. (#247) - Fix a bug that would cause Hookshot to crash when a Matrix message could not be sent (#249)
- Stop Figma threads showing as replies in clients. (#251)
- Fix an issue where the bridge bot would rejoin a room after being removed. (#257)
- Connections are now properly cleaned up when the state event is redacted. (#258)
Improved Documentation
- Clarify homeserver requirements and configuration on the setup page. (#243)
Deprecations and Removals
- Drop support for Node.JS 12. Administrators are advised to upgrade to at least Node.JS 14. (#228)
Internal Changes
- Uppercase values for
logging.level
are now allowed, although lowercase values are preferred. (#250)
1.2.0 (2022-03-04)
Features
- Bot command help text now features category headers, and disabled commands are no longer visible. (#143)
- Automatically append the last comment on a closed GitHub issue notification, if the comment was made when the issue was closed. (#144)
- New configuraion option
permissions
to control who can use the bridge. Please note: By default, all users on the same homeserver will be givenadmin
permissions (to reflect previous behaviour). Please adjust your config when updating. (#167) - GitHub repo connections will notify when an issue has been labeled if
includingLabels
is configured. (#176) - Jira Datacenter (On Premise) instances are now supported by Hookshot. See https://matrix-org.github.io/matrix-hookshot/setup/jira.html for more information. (#187)
- Use MSC3440 threads for figma comment threads. (#222)
- Add support for
v2
webhook transformation functions, supporting more options. See https://matrix-org.github.io/matrix-hookshot/setup/webhooks.html#javascript-transformations for more information (#223) - Generic webhook payloads are now pretty printed. (#224)
Bugfixes
- Fix a bug which caused GitHub "ready for review" events to be unhandled. (#149)
- Fix a bug preventing
!hookshot jira project
from working (#166) - Fix a few issues preventing GitHub notifications from working (#173)
- Fixed an issue where the bridge bot would change its displayname if a webhook event is handled while
generic.userIdPrefix
is not set in the config. (#215) - Remove nonfunctional
gitlab notifications toggle
command. (#226)
Improved Documentation
- Update registration.sample.yml to include the required localparts for all supported services (#162)
Internal Changes
- Refactor setup commands code to use the same checks as the provisioning code. (#141)
- Add icons to documentation for supported platforms. (#168)
- Do not hardcode
--target x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu
when installing Rust (rely on platform auto-detection instead) (#184) - The GitHub repository has moved from
https://github.com/Half-Shot/matrix-hookshot
tohttps://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-hookshot
. (#216)
1.1.0 (2022-01-07)
Features
- Add support for Figma webhooks. (#103)
- Support GitLab wiki page change events for GitLabProject connections. (#104)
- Add new script
validate-config
which check your config file for simple errors. (#125) - Add support for a
html
key on generic webhooks to set the HTML content of a Matrix message. (#130)
Bugfixes
- Fix an issue introduced in #111 that would cause the build to fail in CI. (#111)
- Fix a bug where the bridge would not start if only generic webhooks are configured. (#113)
Improved Documentation
- Fix a couple of typos in
docs/setup.md
. Thanks @HarHarLinks! (#107) - Improve documentation sidepanel with emojis! (#110)
- Fix incorrect command for webhook setup (#115)
- Improve docs around listener and generic webhook configuration (#124)
- Improve documentation for OAuth listener setup (#132)
Internal Changes
1.0.0 (2021-12-21)
This release is huge, containing not only a rename but many new features and bug fixes. To name some of the highlights:
- The bridge has now been renamed from
matrix-github
tomatrix-hookshot
. - Now supports JIRA and Generic Webhooks in addition to GitHub and GitLab.
- Includes new commands and metrics reporting.
- Includes complete documentation.
As always, please contact me (@Half-Shot:half-shot.uk) if you require any help getting this setup and please report any bugs you encounter!
Features
- The bridge now supports generic webhook bridging. (#77)
- Add support for JIRA. (#82)
- Add Provisioning API. Extra thanks to @turt2live for supporting this change. (#83)
- GitHub support no longer needs an installation ID defined.
Licence in package.json now accurately reflects
LICENCE
GitHub workflows can now be run with!gh workflow run
on GitHubRepo connections. (#85) - Add
!hookshot
setup command for quickly setting up new rooms with the bridge. (#88) - Issues created with !gh create show the issue number inside a reaction. GitHubRepo connections can now optionally show a small diff for PRs. PRs can be reviewed by replying with a ✅ or a ❌ and a small text message. (#93)
- Add support for
includingLabels
/excludingLabels
state config for GitHubRepo and GitLab Repo connections, allowing rooms to recieve a subset of issue and PR/MR notifications based on labels. (#95) - Add automatic changelog generation via Towncrier. (#96)
- Add support for exporting Prometheus metrics. (#99)
- Switch to using the
vm2
module for improved sandboxing of transformation functions (#101) - Allow running multiple resources on the same HTTP listener. See the new
listeners
config.(#102)
Improved Documentation
- Add documentation for most functionality in the bridge. (#90)
Internal Changes
- The bridge now depends on Rust modules for some functionality. (#78)
- The project has been renamed
matrix-hookshot
. (#81) - Use quotes instead of brackets in GH PRs. Thanks @Twi1ightSparkle! (#92)
- Fix spelling of received. Thanks @andybalaam! (#94)
- CI jobs now report the diff between the generated config and the in-tree sample config. (#97)
0.1.0 (2021-04-21)
This is the initial release of the GitHub bridge.