New
- Trigger a one-off run on a draft pull request by mentioning Ito. For repositories set to skip automatic testing on draft PRs, commenting
@itoqaon a draft pull request now queues a single test run against the latest commit. Ito replies to confirm the run was queued, or explains why it couldn’t be.
Improvements
- Marking a pull request as “ready for review” no longer triggers a duplicate test run if Ito already tested that exact commit while the PR was still a draft.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the “Manage” button on the billing page did not respond to clicks.
New
- Syntax highlighting for code evidence. Code snippets and analysis details now render with full syntax highlighting, making flagged code easier to read and review.
Improvements
- UI/UX polish on evidence details for clarity.
- Search on the PR dashboard now matches a wider range of fields, making it easier to find the PR you’re looking for.
- Cleaner PR comment summaries: categories with zero results (e.g. “0 failed”) are no longer listed, so an all-pass run reads simply as “14 test cases ran, 14 passed.”
- New repositories now get a faster first build.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where evidence videos would occasionally fail to load on the PR details page.
- Fixed inconsistent merge verdicts on re-runs, so the “safe to merge” status is now always based on the current, complete set of failures.
- Fixed a billing issue where paying individual users on personal accounts could be incorrectly blocked as if they were still on a free trial.
- Fixed an issue where downloading files from the PR details page could fail.
- Fixed an issue where informational findings could be incorrectly counted as failing test cases.
New
- Self-serve billing and pricing. You can now subscribe directly from Settings > Billing: view pricing, see your free-trial usage at a glance, and activate a paid plan without contacting sales.
- Manager role. Organization owners can now designate teammates as Managers, giving them the ability to manage billing, seats, and testing instructions without requiring GitHub org-owner access. Team settings also gained search, making it easy to find people in larger organizations.
Improvements
- Author names and avatars now populate automatically for external contributors, including people who aren’t yet Ito users.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a performance issue that could cause the severity filter to time out when filtering a large number of pull requests.
New
- Outside collaborator access. GitHub outside collaborators (contributors with repo-level access but no org membership) can now sign in and view their own pull requests on the dashboard.
Improvements
- Person display (names, handles, and avatars) is now consistent everywhere someone is shown, including author dropdowns, member tables, and account menus.
New
- Manage automations from the Repositories page. The separate Automations page has been retired. You can now select one, several, or all of your repositories directly from the Repositories page and set their status to Active, Silent, or Paused in a single action.
- Control testing on draft pull requests, per repository. Each repository on the Repositories page now has its own setting to turn testing on draft pull requests on or off, which previously required contacting support.
Improvements
- The run history dropdown on the PR details page has been redesigned to show your complete run history, including runs tied to commits that no longer exist after a rebase or force-push, and re-runs of the same commit, each clearly labeled so it’s obvious which result is current.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where evidence log files would occasionally fail to load on the PR details page.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed confusing error messages during GitHub onboarding, including a case where selecting an installation that had become unavailable could show a generic access error instead of guiding you back to pick a current one.
New
Text evidence in findings. Ito can now surface text-based artifacts alongside each test case. When a finding is tied to source code output or agent analysis rather than a screenshot or recording, that evidence is now available to users.Threaded PR comments. Ito now posts a master summary comment on each pull request, plus an inline reply directly on the relevant line of code for each individual failure. Every issue is surfaced right where the code changed.Improvements
- Inline PR comments now include a working “View replay” link for each finding, taking you directly to that test case on the Ito PR details page.
- Visual design improvements to the dashboard, PR details, repository, and settings pages.
- The people picker now displays full names alongside GitHub handles, making it easier to identify the right team member.
- When the GitHub App installation fails at the final step, the error screen now includes a pre-filled support contact link so you can reach the team without having to find an email address.
- App pages now display a branded preview image and updated description when shared on GitHub or in other link previews.
Improvements
- Inline PR comments are now anchored to the exact lines in the diff where each issue was found, making it easier to locate findings in context.
New
Repository automation controls. You can now enable or disable Ito’s automation per repository directly from the dashboard.Improvements
- Updates and design improvements to the PR details page.
- Continued refinements to the PR comment format, including further updates to the v2 layout for improved clarity.
- Improved onboarding flow: users who do not yet have organization installation permissions now see a clear pending-approval page instead of a generic error.
- Ito now supports multiple screenshots per run, surfaced as additional context on the PR details page.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where screenshots and other media would not load correctly on the PR details page.
New
Severity filter on the PR dashboard. You can now filter the PR table by severity level. Hover over severity counts to see a per-severity breakdown at a glance.Improved PR comment format. Ito now outputs an updated comment format on diff runs, giving you clearer, more structured findings directly in GitHub.Bug Fixes
- Fixed scrolling on the Code Analysis section of shared PR pages.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a crash that could occur in certain UI selection flows.
- Fixed an issue with the GitHub App installation authentication flow.
New
Inline GitHub PR comments. Ito now posts findings as inline comments directly on the relevant lines of your pull request, in addition to the summary comment. Issues are surfaced right where the code changed.Improvements
- Improved reliability of PR comment posting: Ito now automatically retries on transient network errors so comments are less likely to be missed.
Improvements
- Continued work on an updated PR comment format. Changes will roll out progressively.
Improvements
- Improved loading states across the dashboard: tables and cards now show skeleton loaders and cleaner empty states while data loads.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue where the public PR share page could display partial test results before a run completed.
- Fixed a bug where repository automation was not correctly re-enabled after completing onboarding.
Improvements
- Test run performance improvement: Ito now reuses cached test plan artifacts where possible, reducing redundant work on repeated runs.
New
Diff run view in PR details. The PR detail page now surfaces diff run results, making it easy to see what changed between test runs and understand which issues are new vs. pre-existing.Docs now accessible from the dashboard. A docs link is now available directly in the sidebar.Improvements
- Improved PR comment clarity: verified issues and inherited (pre-existing) issues are now clearly separated in the comment summary, with corrected headline counts.