Changelog

Projects setup using the GitHub App integration no longer show “Not Run” pipelines in the pipelines page on commits labeled with [skip ci] or [ci skip]. Instead, CI is skipped silently.

Three new environment variables have been added, making it easier to use common identifiers in jobs: CIRCLE_PROJECT_ID, CIRCLE_ORGANIZATION_ID, and CIRCLE_PIPELINE_ID. https://circleci.com/docs/variables/#built-in-environment-variables

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Orgs that use CircleCI’s GitHub App integration now use a different mechanism for checking out code. Instead of using an SSH-based deploy key, a more secure method, HTTPS, is now used to clone source code from GitHub.

The “Stop Building” button in Project Settings now turns gray after it is clicked to avoid confusion on whether any action occurred.

Our configuration translator automates the switch of your GitHub Actions and GitLab pipelines to CircleCI, without requiring a CircleCI user account.

The methodology that is used to calculate outliers in CircleCI’s Insights offering has been updated to be more accurate.

Customers using CircleCI with GitHub App and GitLab now have the option to debug builds using rerun with SSH. https://circleci.com/docs/ssh-access-jobs/

Changes:

• Added support for missing progressive canary step types. These include:
  • Experiment
  • Set canary scale
  • Set header route
  • Set mirror route
• Fixed a bug where a CANCEL RELEASE command canceled the wrong release

Deprecation Note:

• After April 1, 2024 all Release Agent versions prior to 1.0.0 will no longer be supported. Please update your agent before then to continue seeing your releases in the CircleCI UI.
• For update instructions, review the Release Agent documentation.