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Semaphore has introduced build parallelization for all trial users and customers on the Pro 2 plan and higher, allowing them to run build commands in multiple threads, currently limited to two. This feature enables a single build to be parallelized if the subscription allows for more than one processor, which were previously referred to as "concurrent builds." The update is particularly beneficial for projects with longer test runs, as it reduces total build time, though smaller projects are advised to remain on a single track. Semaphore's pricing scheme remains unchanged, but the term "processor" is now used to clarify the offering. The refreshed features page provides images illustrating this new functionality, which is expected to enhance development efficiency. Users are invited to discuss the feature on Semaphore's Discord channel.
Oct 25, 2012 226 words in the original blog post.
Semaphore has introduced two new methods in its API, allowing users to list all accessible projects and obtain full branch history, paralleling features available on the dashboard and branch pages of their web interface. Users are encouraged to explore the updated API documentation for detailed usage instructions and data information, and feedback is welcomed. Additionally, Semaphore invites users to engage in discussions about this announcement via their Discord community.
Oct 18, 2012 92 words in the original blog post.
Semaphore has streamlined the setup process for build notifications by consolidating all notification types into a single tab within project settings, making it easier for users to manage their preferences. Previously, each new notification type had its own tab, but this approach was becoming inefficient. Now, when a notification is set up, it is visibly marked to aid users in identifying their configurations upon revisiting. Additionally, Semaphore has introduced a Flowdock integration that allows users to display project names in their flows by entering the desired project name and API key, utilizing the Team Inbox API. Users interested in discussing these updates are encouraged to join Semaphore's Discord community.
Oct 12, 2012 137 words in the original blog post.