Codefresh has introduced a new pipeline creator and editor centered around the concept of "Projects" to improve the organization and management of pipelines, offering a flexible and centralized approach for configuration and access control. Projects serve as a top-level construct, allowing pipelines to be grouped similarly to how developers use projects for source organization, with the ability to tag projects for easier management. The new UI in Codefresh mirrors the layout of integrated development environments, enhancing usability for IT professionals. Existing pipelines from Git repositories have been migrated to the project structure, allowing seamless integration and management of detached pipelines, while maintaining compatibility with the previous repository-focused view. The update also requires an explicit Git clone step for new pipelines, enhancing flexibility by allowing dynamic cloning based on pipeline triggers. Codefresh users can now easily enable or disable triggers without deletion, thanks to a toggle feature. The transition from the repository to the project view is designed to be gradual with no rush, providing users ample time to explore and adopt the new features while maintaining existing workflows. Additionally, improvements to the built-in pipeline editor facilitate the resolution of YAML formatting errors, enhancing the ease of pipeline editing and debugging.