Redeploys You Can Watch

Install Caddy from the Packages Tab — a new Available Packages section installs Caddy from its official APT repository, adding the signing key and repository for you, with every step shown live and a warning that Caddy claims ports 80 and 443

sudo and jq added to the recommended packages — the recommended set now covers the privilege elevation and JSON parsing other server actions rely on

Copy the Exact Commit You Deployed — expand a deployment in App Details or a server's Deployment History to see the full commit hash and copy it with one click

Zero-Downtime Redeploys You Can Follow — progress appears the moment you press Redeploy, the deployment lands in Deployment History immediately with its commit, and you're told how many operations are queued ahead of yours

No accidental double deployments — pressing Redeploy while one is queued or running explains that instead of starting a second full deployment

Long builds are no longer cut short — the progress screen follows a redeploy for as long as the server is still working, instead of reporting a timeout that never happened

Redeploys can't hang forever — a zero-downtime redeploy that passes 45 minutes stops with a message pointing at the logs, and every step that talks to the server has its own time limit

Queued redeploys use your newest code — a waiting deployment pulls the latest commit when it actually starts, not when you pressed the button

Clearer failures — a redeploy that fails before anything starts shows the reason and a Try Again button, and an app's Overview can dismiss a stale Last Error while keeping the deployment history