Repos without pull request CI can opt out
Repos without pull request CI no longer get quarantined for it.
Added
- A repo can opt out of the CI merge gate, and onboarding detects whether your workflows run on pull requests
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Changelog
Every trau release, newest first: what’s new, what changed and what got fixed.
Releases shipped
109
since June 2026
Run artifacts move out of your way
Run artifacts move into a git-ignored trau folder, and child tickets stack onto their epic’s branch.
Added
- Directly run child tickets stack onto their parent epic’s branch
- Opt-in per-ticket time tracking writes an effort log after merge
Changed
- Run artifacts live in a git-ignored trau folder, and older runs migrate automatically
Smarter picks on nested backlogs
Picking skips nested epics and finds buildable leaf issues.
Added
- Picking skips nested epics and chooses buildable leaf issues
Fixed
- Trau falls back to MCP when the Linear API is not enabled
Epics finish themselves
Epic branches keep up with main and merge themselves once their children land.
Added
- Epic branches sync with main, resolve drift with an agent, and auto-merge on green CI once their children land
Fixed
- A provider login wall pauses the run instead of faulting the ticket
Epic preview in run order
The epic preview shows finished sub-issues and sorts by run order.
Added
- The epic preview marks finished sub-issues and sorts them in run order
Config survives a failed ticket
A failed ticket no longer wipes your local trau config.
Fixed
- Recovering from a failed ticket no longer deletes untracked trau config, so onboarding does not restart
Epic finalization and saved run logs
Epics finalize themselves, past run logs are browsable, and phases recover from transient failures.
Added
- Epics finalize automatically once their child issues close
- Browse past run logs from the terminal UI
- Agent steps retry and fall back to another provider on transient errors
Changed
- The usage display reflects your providers’ live rate-limit windows
Runs scoped to your Linear project
The loop only picks tickets from the Linear project it owns.
Added
- The loop only picks tickets from the Linear project it owns
Checkpoint hygiene and resumable tickets
Stale checkpoints can be cleared, and the ticket you can resume is named on screen.
Added
- Clear and reconcile stale checkpoints from the command line or the status screen
- The menu and run screens name the ticket you can resume
Fixed
- Transient GitHub operations retry and show the command’s error output
Blameless fault recovery
Unexpected ticket errors no longer lose work.
Fixed
- Unexpected ticket errors preserve partial work and leave the ticket resumable