# Changelog ## 0.1.0 — 2026-02-10 Initial release. Witryna is a minimalist Git-based static site deployment orchestrator. It listens for webhook triggers, pulls Git repositories, runs containerized build commands, and publishes static assets via atomic symlink switching. ### Features - **HTTP webhook server** (axum) with bearer token auth, rate limiting, and JSON error responses - **Git integration**: clone, fetch, shallow/full depth, automatic submodule initialization, LFS support - **Containerized builds** via Podman or Docker with security hardening (`--cap-drop=ALL`, `--network=none` default, resource limits) - **Atomic publishing** via timestamped directories and symlink switching - **Post-deploy hooks** with environment variables (`WITRYNA_SITE`, `WITRYNA_BUILD_DIR`, `WITRYNA_PUBLIC_DIR`, `WITRYNA_BUILD_TIMESTAMP`) - **SIGHUP hot-reload** for adding/removing/reconfiguring sites without restart - **Periodic polling** with configurable intervals and new-commit detection - **Build queue** (depth-1, latest-wins) for concurrent webhook requests - **Per-site environment variables** passed to builds and hooks - **Build config overrides** in `witryna.toml` (image, command, public) - **Container working directory** (`container_workdir`) for monorepo support - **Cache volumes** for persistent build caches across deploys - **Old build cleanup** with configurable retention (`max_builds_to_keep`) - **Build and git timeouts** with configurable durations ### CLI - `witryna serve` — start the deployment server - `witryna validate` — validate config and print summary - `witryna run ` — one-off synchronous build with `--verbose` - `witryna status` — deployment status with `--json` and `--site` ### Packaging - Debian/Ubuntu `.deb` and Fedora/RHEL `.rpm` packages with systemd service, man pages, and example configurations - Automatic container runtime detection in postinst (Docker group + systemd override, or Podman subuids + lingering + override) - Static binary tarball for manual installs - Example reverse proxy configs for Caddy and nginx