git/clone 2.0.0 has been released with built-in support for incremental fetching via tool caches. To upgrade, run rwx update --allow-major-version-change, rename github-access-token to github-token, and configure a tool cache on your run definition.
We've just released a Flow view of runs, located right in between the Tasks and Timeline tabs. See each task's dependencies in relation to each other, with a birds-eye view of the entire run.
RWX now supports triggering runs via webhooks from third-party services. Check out the docs to get started.
RWX CLI v3.0.0 is released! rwx run now supports a --wait flag to wait for a run to complete or reach its first failure and print additional troubleshooting information. rwx results shows the same information for existing runs. See the blog post for additional details.
Runs with failed tasks now have a "Copy Prompt" button in the UI, to easily grab the relevant details for your AI assistants.
IPv6 networking is now supported within tasks. You can interact with dualstack and IPv6-only services on RWX!
With version 2.3.5 of the RWX CLI, you can now download artifacts for a task using rwx artifacts download <task-id> <artifact-key>. Check out the docs and upgrade today.
The RWX MCP Server can now return information on initialization errors, to help AI assistants debug configuration errors in run definitions.
We're now exposing release notes in the UI and in the docs, as you can see here.
We'll light up the rocket when we've shipped something new, so you can stay up to date on everything going on with RWX! 🚀