GitLab sign-in and branded buttons, landings that run the pipeline,
long hashes shortened, multi-line watch lists, and assistants that say
why there is no answer. See CHANGELOG.md.
- **Sign in with GitLab (#213):** gitlab.com, or a self-managed GitLab at an address the administrator gives, beside GitHub and Google. The providers show as branded buttons beside the sign-in box (GitLab red-orange, GitHub dark, Google white, each with its logo), and on the registration page when registration is open.
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- **A landing runs the pipeline (#197):** landing a proposal (on the web, through the API or by Diffusion's auto-land) starts the target's run, as a push does, so consumers following an upstream when green are no longer held back by a landed state that never ran.
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- **Long hashes show their two ends (#198):** a state address or hash on the overview reads `0826ac0c…f8d97241`, the whole of it in a wrapped tip.
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- **Multi-line `watch` lists (#200):** `.oxymodules` lists over several lines, as TOML allows, are read in full.
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- **Assistants say why there is no answer (#201):** answers may be 16,000 tokens long and background reviews and summaries five minutes; when no text comes, the hub says whether the assistant ran out of room while thinking or the provider declined.
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- **Mail that works for any site (#181, #182):** Administration › Mail picks a service (Resend, Amazon SES, Mailgun or plain SMTP) and takes its key, STARTTLS by default, with SEND A TEST. Every email is an HTML card with the OxygenHub mark, a button for its link and the site's links, beside a plain-text copy.
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