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Changelog

What changed in each release of Gildyard, newest first.

  1. v0.5.0

    The yard as warehouses, with health and quests

    • The demo yard at /demo draws each resource group as a warehouse, and every resource that does a job as a piece in it.
    • Zoomed out, warehouses wear roofs; zoom in and they open on their pieces.
    • Key vaults, Cosmos DB, Kubernetes, Container Apps, Azure OpenAI, Application Insights, App Service plans and virtual networks have pieces of their own, each with a plate saying what it is.
    • Each warehouse is labelled with what it cost so far this month and a word for each sign. Zoomed out, each subscription shows what its resource groups cost.
    • A bar counts what is failing, near capacity, idle or stopped, and the money idle and still billed this month so far.
    • Move around by dragging, with the wheel or a pinch, with + and −, or with WASD and the arrow keys. See it all frames the whole yard.
    • Nothing in the yard moves on its own now, so Hold still is gone, and so is turning the view a quarter at a time.
    • On a wider screen, a minimap shows where you are, and Arrange lets you move warehouses. This browser remembers where until you choose Tidy.
    • Filters by subscription, resource group and type, and a search by name or type, fade what doesn't match and frame what does. Enter steps through the matches.
    • A piece, a warehouse or a subscription opens a panel with two tabs: Overview, and Needs attention.
    • Health, in the bar, scores the yard out of 100 and says what lowers it. Quests say what would raise it; the ones about money show what their resources cost so far this month.
    • Budgets and cost anomalies aren't counted yet, and quests come from what the yard sees, not from Azure Advisor.
    • With the keyboard, Tab to the yard, then Tab again to the list of every resource: the arrow keys walk through it, and each resource you reach opens its panel.
    • On a phone, the demo opens on the warehouse with the most kinds of signs, Find sits behind a button, and there is no minimap or Arrange.
    • The landing page's yard is a still picture: the whole yard, or on a phone the warehouse with the most kinds of signs. Pick a piece in the demo yard instead.
    • The documentation says what a TV link shows: the whole yard, still, with a word for every sign, drawn again each time Gildyard reads it.
    • The privacy page says your browser keeps where you moved warehouses: on the demo until you choose Tidy, and in the app until you sign out.

  2. v0.4.0

    The new yard, dark by default

    • The demo yard is redrawn and fills the window at /demo. Drag it, zoom with the wheel or a pinch, turn it a quarter at a time, or hold it still.
    • Pick a piece, on the demo or the landing page, to read what it is doing: errors in the last hour, days idle, this month's cost so far, and what to check. The keyboard works too: Tab to the yard, then the arrow keys and Enter.
    • On a small screen, the landing page's yard keeps the lots that need attention most: money at risk first, then what fails.
    • The demo's tour, legend and state filters are gone. Pick a piece to read it; the documentation explains each state.
    • The site is dark for everyone, even when your system is set to light: a deeper graphite, a warmer gold and a grid under the yard. The sun button in the header switches to the light theme, Day, and this browser remembers your choice.
    • This changelog, linked from the footer and the documentation.
    • The guide to connecting Azure names the app's buttons: Connect Azure, Check access, and Use the template or the commands.
    • The privacy page lists what the website keeps in your browser now: whether you chose Day, and where you had scrolled while the tab is open.

  3. v0.3.2

    Gildyard on the legal pages

    • The privacy page, the terms and the data processing agreement name Gildyard as the provider.

  4. v0.3.1

    Easier reading

    • Wider text on the documentation and legal pages.
    • The documentation's tab titles name Gildyard once.
    • The two Azure commands on /docs/connect break where you can read them.
    • Nothing overflows on a 320 px phone.

  5. v0.3.0

    Gildyard

    • ContextPilot is now Gildyard, at gildyard.com, and contextpilot.org sends you there. A new name and logo; the mark stays.
    • A new website: the landing page with a demo yard you can walk, early access, and documentation on connecting Azure, what the yard reads, and people and TV links.
    • Privacy, terms and a data processing agreement. The parts about the app are drafts until paid plans.
    • security.txt, with security@gildyard.com.

  6. v0.2.0

    The starting point, under the old name ContextPilot

    • The early-access landing page, with the live demo yard and the waitlist.
    • The privacy page.
    • The app ran on the test environment only.