Changelog

Keep up to date with our latest
releases and enhancements.

Increase in config compile size limit    

What’s New

CircleCI configurations previously had a compile size limit of 3 MB, which prevented pipelines from running when this limit was exceeded. We have now increased the config compile size limit to 4 MB.

Out-of-the-box support for non-POSIX shells (Node and Ruby)    

What’s New

We have added out-of-the-box shell support for Node and Ruby. Invoking Node and Ruby commands within CircleCI jobs can now be as simple as the following:

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Billing changes for runner network egress    

What’s New

As of October 31, 2022, CircleCI no longer exempts data transfer when restoring a cache or workspace to a self-hosted runner installed in AWS us-east-1 from network billing.

For more information, visit the Discuss post.

Machine Resource Insights    

What’s New

Resource class insights now provides visibility into historical CPU and RAM utilization for projects that use Linux, Arm, GPU, and Windows execution environments. You can track resource utilization and update your executors based on historical trends and job needs. Support for macOS is coming soon.

Machine Resource Utilization Graphs    

What’s New

The Resources tab on the Job details page in the CircleCI UI has been updated with graphs for jobs that use the machine executor including Windows, Linux VM, macOS, ARM, and GPU resource classes. This enhancement will help troubleshoot build errors, as well as provide insights to help you right-size your compute.

Test Splitting Recommendations    

What’s New

The test splitting recommendation feature uses machine learning to estimate the expected time savings of enabling parallelism on test jobs. Recommendations are provided on the tests tab of Insights to help you get an understanding of the impact of test splitting before enabling it.

Refer to our documentation to read more about test splitting and parallelism.

Windows jobs now use a functional shell during SSH re-run    

What’s New

CircleCI has an improved terminal experience for Windows users, with common terminal commands now fully supported for jobs that are re-run via SSH.

Arm Large resource class available with Free plan    

What’s New

We have rolled out the Arm Large resource class as a standard offering in our Free plan.

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SSH keys on runner    

What’s New

CircleCI’s cloud feature, add_ssh_keys, is now fully supported on runner jobs. This feature can be used to configure additional SSH keys for running processes on other services during job execution.

New macOS cloud IPs    

What’s New

New IPs have been added to the list of IPs for CircleCI’s macOS Cloud. If you were using the list of static IP addresses found on the IP ranges documentation page, you will need to update your list to include these new IP addresses.

For a list of new IP addresses for macOS Cloud, please refer to the IP ranges documentation page.