SourceCraft release notes

Q2 2025

SourceCraft is available at the Preview stage for all users. The service is not subject to a service level agreement and is offered free of charge.

Improved migration of repositories from GitHub: added automatic import of open and closed pull requests, issues, milestones, comments, and tags.
Implemented mirroring, i.e., automatic syncing of certain branches in GitHub and SourceCraft repositories.
Added support for anonymous access to public repositories for all internet users. Repositories are available from the SourceCraft interface as well as through git over HTTPS.
Implemented forks, which allow you to create your own isolated copy of another repository.

Published REST API for issue management.
Implemented branch policies.
Added support for running CI/CD processes on self-hosted and serverless workers.
Created the mobile-deploy-template for publishing mobile applications in RuStore, Huawei AppGallery, Google Play and App Store.
Changed the way of storing CI/CD configurations, approval rules, and branch policies: instead of a single .src.ci.yaml file in the repository root, separate .sourcecraft/ci.yaml, .sourcecraft/review.yaml, and .sourcecraft/branches.yaml files are now used.
Added new predefined environment variables.

Implemented milestones.
Added support for issue labels.
Upgraded issue boards with new features.
Implemented the following features: voting for an issue, subscribing to an issue, mentioning users in comments, reactions.
Implemented real-time updates of issue pages for prompt tracking of comments, reactions, and other changes.
Added sorting and filtering in issue lists.
Implemented linking between milestones, issues, and pull requests.

Implemented storage of Docker, Maven, and npm packages in Yandex Cloud Registry local registries.
Added support for Yandex Cloud SAML-compatiable identity federations to authorize corporate accounts in SourceCraft using single sign-on (SSO).

Enabled getting the file structure.
Supported search for declarations and element usages for the C++ and Python programming languages.

Implemented a chat to interact with the AI assistant in the IDE interface, with support for generation of tests and documentation.
Added new quotas for generation of documentation and tests as well as the number of chats.
Added support for quick actions: Code Assistant integrations into the IDE.
For Visual Studio Code, added localization of the plugin UI based on the IDE language.

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Implemented custom CI/CD processes using cubes.
Added support of predefined and custom environment variables in CI/CD processes.
Implemented storage and usage of secrets.
Repository migration from GitHub is now available.
Added support for code review rules.
Full-featured code navigation is implemented.
SourceCraft Code Assistant is built into the code editor.
Repositories now support the Git Large File Storage (LFS) specification.
Added boards to have issues organized and classified.