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Change Log

The change log is where platform updates land: new capabilities, new documentation, and changes to the paved path. Each update is its own dated page, newest first, so you can skim what has changed since you last looked or link a team to a specific announcement.

Entries are announcements, not reference material — each one links to the docs that carry the durable detail.

Cross-team alignment decisions are part of the feed too: when teams agree on a commitment, a contract, or a boundary, the agreement ships as an entry badged Decision, carrying a status, a DRI, and the stakeholders who were present — a system of record for what was agreed, by whom. The full decision log collects them in one place.

Posting an update? From doc-site/, run hugo new content changelog/YYYY-MM-DD-your-slug.md to scaffold an entry from the announcement template (or copy the frontmatter of any recent entry) — it carries the title, description, author attribution, tags, and the optional decision block, ready to fill in.

Decision: AutoFlow onboards to Theseus within today's platform constraintsDecision DecisionDeployment
The initial version of AutoFlow builds on Theseus, accepting Kubernetes-only delivery, a single database instance, and no remote modules for now. Theseus is not a blocker for AutoFlow reaching production.
Metropolis is now part of the standard Caproni rig ObservabilityDevelopment
The GitLab Metrics Operator ships in Caproni, so service teams can test their monitoring manifests locally against a real GitLab. Production adoption is staged in the Metropolis Adoption epic.
Operate: incident-time answers for a modular feature DocsOperations
A new section for the engineer on call: what is deployed, pod health, rolling and rolling back, safe rollout, configuration, and which cell is affected, with honest Cells status.
Testing on Theseus: ownership, ordering, and the release gate DocsTesting
A new entry point for testing guidance: who owns tests and release gating, which layer to reach for first, and links to the GitLab-wide guides.