Get reminders about pending GitHub PRs and notify others that you are reviewing a PR with one click.

See the progress and ETA for your GitHub Actions workflows and jobs. Notify your team that you are investigating a broken job.

Get a prioritized list of your issues, alongside other action items for your project. See notifications about new tasks.

We will continue to enhance pull request monitoring in the future. Please add your ideas and suggestions to our backlog , so we can see what needs to be improved next.

When you monitor the whole project, and new item is added to it, CatLight will start monitoring it automatically.

By default, discovery happens every 30 minutes, but you can trigger it at any time by pressing refresh button on the dashboard. Discovery period is also configurable in application settings.

This will be useful for companies with strict security requirements.

In this mode, the app will show notification only if you break the build, and the CatLight icon will turn white.

New features:

Notifications about the status of every release environment

Separate notification when release is waiting for your approval

Overall status and history on the dashboard

Release investigations

Supported server versions:

VSTS

TFS 2017

TFS 2015 Update 2 and newer

For VSTS, you will need to re-authorize the app, as additional permissions are required.

We have a new Jenkins adapter implementation in CatLight 2.7. It has several improvements:

Faster polling times when only small number of jobs is monitored.

Reduced server load on Jenkins server with hundreds of jobs.

New protocol is a replacement for obsolete cc.xml format that was created over a decade ago, and no longer meets the feature set of modern build systems.

CatLight protocol has native support for branches, folders, consistent build history, authentication, caching and selective loading. It provides enough information for CatLight app features like build investigations, automatic branch tracking and personalized build dashboard.

We invite developers of continuous delivery servers to implement this protocol to get an amazing notifier for their own platform.

 We divide branches in four categories:

Primary - they will be always visible on the dashboard. They include branches like master, develop, trunk, etc.

Short-lived - those are branches for pull requests. CatLight will show them for one day on the dashboard.

Other - this is a category for feature, bugfix and release branches. They will be tracked while they are active, and had at least one build in the past week.

Ignored - those branches will not be monitored. You can hide branches from previous categories by adding them to ignored.

By default, CatLight will show all active branches, but you can configure it to only show branches with your changes.

Note for Jenkins and TeamCity: this feature is available only for authenticated users. If you connected using anonymous or guest account, please re-connect with your personal account to use it. 

Branches are supported across all platforms: TFS, VSTS, TeamCity, Jenkins, Travis CI and AppVeyor. 

Known issue: build investigations are not shared between new v2.5 and old v2.4 app versions. To fix this, please upgrade your team apps to new version.