2.3.2

• GITHUB_SERVER_URL's like "[email protected]" are now correctly parsed, closing issue 22.
• Added a stop sign emoji for jobs in the Waiting state.
• Most fatal errors now result in a status code of 1. It was mistakenly 2.

2.3.1

• Workflows with many jobs could be truncated. There is still a limit of 100 jobs, but that is better than the earlier limit of 30.

2.3.0

• GitHub Enterprise is supported via GITHUB_SERVER_URL and GITHUB_API_URL environment variables. Thanks, Colin Marquardt.
• Fix: in unusual cases, GitHub can return strange statuses for job steps. Those are now displayed as question marks.

2.2.2

• Fix: steps can be in a "pending" state, and are now displayed with a dot instead of "pending".

2.2.1

• Fix: don't fail if a .netrc file can't be found. Fixes issue 18.
• Fix: in the odd case of duplicate remotes, don't list workflow runs twice. Fixes issue 19.

2.2.0

• Now all GitHub remotes are checked for jobs. Previously, only one was checked, so you wouldn't see jobs running on an upstream fork.
• Added option --only to limit which workflows are displayed as requested in issue 17.
• The output is now redrawn immediately when the terminal window is resized (on Mac or Linux). Thanks, Bill Mill.

2.1.1

• Implicit .netrc authentication stopped working, but has been fixed. Thanks, Rob Weir.

2.1.0

• Implicit .netrc authentication stopped working, but has been fixed. Thanks, Rob Weir.

2.0.0

• The default polling interval is now 15 seconds.
• Now the GitHub repo location and branch name are defaulted from the current git repo. The repo location can be a local directory or GitHub URL. Closes issue 7.
• A new option, --wait-for-start will make watch_gha_runs wait until jobs are in progress. This fixes a problem with using watch_gha_runs programmatically: it can check the run status before any new runs have started, and simply report the done state of the last bunch of runs, then quit.
• Fix: if a .yml workflow file couldn't be parsed, its "run" would persist in the list of runs for longer than it should. Now those unparsable runs aren't displayed at all.
• Fix: skipped runs are considered finished, and don't need their jobs shown.
• Error reporting is improved, removing unneeded noisy tracebacks in some cases, and providing more information for GitHub API errors. Closes issue 8.
• More operations are retried on failure, fixing issue 10.
• Interrupting with ctrl-C will set the exit status to 2.

1.0.0

• The --poll option sets the number of seconds to wait between refreshes.
• Requests to GitHub are now made asynchronously, speeding execution.
• Redirections from GitHub (for example, if a repo is renamed or moved) are followed transparently.
• The exit code is now 1 if any runs failed, 0 if all were successful.
• Long lines are no longer wrapped too short.