Fixed scrolling when many builds are running at once. You can now scroll through the full build list while Settings and Quit stay visible. The dropdown stays compact as builds finish.

Updated for macOS 27 Golden Gate. Two new places for Billie to find your mistakes. DeployBar now monitors Depot CI workflows and Gitea or Forgejo Actions on any self-hosted instance, alongside GitHub Actions, GitLab, and Vercel. Also fixed: the dropdown no longer clips its own header and footer when more than one build is in flight.

DeployBar’s menu bar dropdown now sizes itself more naturally. It stays compact when there are only a few active items, and grows only as needed before scrolling. Also included: - Wider dropdown layout for easier scanning - Improved handling of service status banners - Small UI polish for dense deployment lists Thanks to Bastian for the helpful feedback.

A more readable dropdown. • The menu bar window is now 400px wide (up from 340) so longer repo names and commit messages don't get clipped. • The maximum height adapts to your screen, which is useful if you have a lot of in-progress runs and a tall display. • Dropdown text is rendered at a larger dynamic type size for better legibility at a glance. • Cleaned up an empty placeholder in the Vercel token field. No new features, no new permissions, just a friendlier window. Billie remains distinctly unfriendly.

• GitLab: smarter error handling and narrower auto-discover scope. Per-project access errors no longer marked as a token failure. • No more notification burst when opening the app. • 150 fresh roasts in the Unhinged tier, all sized for macOS notifications. • Fixed: sample-data button colliding with Quit. • Fixed: stuck roast updates on some devices. • Plus a handful of token-UX polish fixes.

Now supports macOS 13 Ventura and later. Bug fixes: notifications now register on first launch (oops), inaccessible repo warnings name specific repos. The platypus is convinced I can do better.