Release Notes

We've added the ability to retry and cancel runs from the CLI, via rwx retry and rwx cancel.

The filesystem tab now lets you explore your task’s merged filesystem, in addition to viewing the individual layers.

Preview apps now support a configurable idle-timeout giving you more control over how long your preview apps run before spinning down.

Service accounts can now be linked to vaults, making it easier to assume a service account from within an RWX task with a short-lived token.

We've released groups, a tool for managing fine-grained permissions for both users and service accounts. You can organize your existing users into custom groups here, and we'll prompt you for group membership moving forward when adding new users to your team.

The favicon in RWX browser tabs now shows the run status in browsers that support dynamic favicons.

You can now specify optional expiration windows for personal access tokens and service account access tokens. Choose 30/60/90 days or a custom date.

When creating personal access tokens from the UI or signing in to the RWX CLI, you can now specify which fine-grained permissions each token can hold. Manage your personal access tokens here and see the docs here.

Datadog integration is now generally available. Observe and analyze your RWX usage and performance in Datadog alongside your application observability data. See more in our docs.

Organization access tokens are now service accounts, with support for setting fine-grained permissions that define which API actions each account can take. Read more in the docs and set up service accounts here.