Developers can now commit a .gitpulse.json file to their repository instead of managing publication settings through environment variables. Custom titles and subtitles can be configured directly in the repo, making setup portable and version-controlled.
GitHub Actions deployments now work reliably after swapping an npx invocation for a global npm install. The PATH quirk that was blocking Linux runners is resolved—gitpulse now deploys via its own pipeline.
v0.1.5 is on npm. Existing users can upgrade; new users can finally deploy without discovering the runner PATH issue the hard way.
Developers can now set custom publication titles and move per-project settings into a committed .gitpulse.json file instead of managing them through environment variables.
Deployments can now run reliably on GitHub Actions. The fix swaps a broken npx invocation for a global npm install that works on Linux runners.
Version 0.1.5 of the Gitpulse CLI has been released, including support for a .gitpulse.json config file that lets users set custom publication titles and subtitles.